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A woman paid $140 for 4 balcony seats and 5 orchestra seats for a concert. Another
woman paid $151 for 2 balcony seats and 7 orchestra seats. What was the cost of one
balcony seat? Of one orchestra seat?
Let b = cost of balcony seat
c= cost of orchestra seat
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