Leonard it sells small watermelons for seven dollars each and large watermelons for $10 each one day the number of small watermelons he saw was 15 more than the number of large watermelons and he made a total of $394 how many small and how many large watermelons a did he sell?

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Asher Henry

2 August, 12:34

Leonard it sells small watermelons for seven dollars each and large watermelons for $10 each one day the number of small watermelons he saw was 15 more than the number of large watermelons and he made a total of $394 how many small and how many large watermelons a did he sell?

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Winters · Answer 1

17 large 32 small

15 small=$105

10L + 7S (L) = 394-105

Once we know the 15 extra for small it should be equal number on the left side That's why I changed S into L

17L = 289

L=17

L=$170

394-170=224

224/7=32