Jeff goes to the Super Bowl

Jeff decides he wants to pay for the ticket from his piggy bank. He has exactly the right amount of money in his piggy bank. He has a total of 11 bills, all of them are either one hundred dollar or fifty dollar bills. He has 3 more 50 dollar bills then hundred dollar bills. How much of each bill does he have?

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HINT-How much money does he have? Use the amount from the last page.

What are we looking to find? That is what you will label x and y. You will need to create 2 formula's using these variables.

A total of 11 bills means that when you add the number of one hundred dollar bills and fifty dollar bills, you get 11 total bills.

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