Victor is going to send some flowers to his wife. Livingston florist charges $1 per rose, plus $39 for the vase. Gabes flowers, in contrast, charges $2 per rose and $28 for the case. if victor orders a bouquet with a certain number of roses the cost will be the same with either flower shop. What would the total cost be? how many roses would there be?

$40 would be the minimal cost that both shops share. Six roses and a vase gets $40 from Gabe’s shop, while one rose and a vase gets $40 from Livingston.

Step-by-step explanation:

Livingston florist:

1 Rose + vase = $40.

($1) + ($39)

Gabe’s Flowers:

1 Rose + vase = $30.

($2) + ($28)

We’re trying to get x (x=$2 • amount + vase)...

We know that $2 • 6 = $12...

The cost of the vase from Gabe’s shop is $28.

$28 + 12 = $40.

$40 contains six roses from Gabe’s shop (plus vase.)

$40 contains one rose from Livingston (plus vase).

Hope this helps!

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