The owners of the pet sitting business have set aside $48 to purchase chewy toys for dogs, 2,
and collars for the cats, y. They are pricing the items at two different stores and wondering if
there are any combinations of these items that could be purchased at both stores for the same
price.
Marco's Market: The price of a chewy toy for dogs is $2 while the price of a cat collar is $6.

Sonia's Superstore: The price of a chewy toy for dogs is $4 and the price of a cat collar is $4.
Create an equation to represent the quantities of each item that can be purchased at each
store. Then, graph the equations on the coordinate axes with proper labels and scale. Use the
graph to find the combination of chewy toys for dogs and cat collars for cats that adds up to
the same amount or price at both stores.
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raphealnwobi raphealnwobi · Answer 1 · 2022-02-24T10:59:44+01:00

6 chewy toys and 6 cat collars are needed to have the same amount or price at both stores.

An equation is an expression used to show the relationship between two or more angles and variables.

Let x represent the number of dogs and y represent the number of cats collars. Hence:

At Marco's market:

2x + 6y = 48 (1)

At Sonia's superstore:

4x + 4y = 48 (2)

Graphing both equations, the solution is at (6,6)

6 chewy toys and 6 cat collars are needed to have the same amount or price at both stores.

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