Mathematics, 05.01.2022 05:30 bg988763p7cl2d
Meghan is completing her chemistry and geometry homework. Each chemistry assignment has x problems, and each geometry
assignment has y problems. She must complete a total of 62 problems. The equation below describes the relationship between the
number of chemistry problems and the number of geometry problems.
4x + 3y = 62
The ordered pair (5. 14) is a solution of the equation. What does the solution (5, 14) represent?
A. Meghan must complete 5 chemistry assignments and 14 geometry assignments.
B. Each chemistry assignment contains 5 problems and each geometry assignment contains 14 problems.
OC. Meghan spent 5 minutes on her chemistry homework and 14 minutes on her geometry homework.
D. Meghan must complete 9 more geometry assignments than chemistry assignments.
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