Cooper is blocking off several rooms in a hotel for guests coming to his wedding. The hotel can reserve small rooms, that can room 2 people, and large rooms, that can room 4 people. How many wedding guests could stay in the hotel if Cooper reserved 12 small rooms and 11 large rooms? How many wedding guests could stay in the hotel if Cooper booked ss small rooms and ll large rooms?

Step-by-step explanation: s = small room = 2

l = large room = 4

12s + 11l = 28 + 22 = 50

as I said before s = 2 and l = 4

s*s + l*l = 2*2 + 4*4 = 4 + 16 = 20

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