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A recreation center ordered a total of 15 try schools and bicycles from a sporting good store. The number of wheels for all tricycles and bicycles total 38. Write a linear system of equations that models this scenario where Tida represents the number of tA recreation center ordered a total of 15 try schools and bicycles from a sporting good store. The number of wheels for all tricycles and bicycles total 38. Write a linear system of equations that models this scenario where t represent the number of tricycles and B represents the number of bicycles ordered
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