Shaun recycles bottles and cans. He earns 10 cents for each bottle he recycles
and 5 cents for...
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Shaun recycles bottles and cans. He earns 10 cents for each bottle he recycles
and 5 cents for each can he recycles. After recycling a bag of bottles and cans, he
gets a receipt that states he earned $12.75 and recycled a total of 210 bottles
and cans. To determine the number of bottles and the number of cans he recycled,
Shaun writes the system of equations below.
x + y = 210
10x + 5y = 1275
Part A: Explain how you know that x represents the number of bottles Shaun
recycled. Write your answer on the lines provided.
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