T-Shirt Problem Use any method necessary to solve the following problem. You may work in groups of 3 or less.

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T-Shirt Problem Use any method necessary to solve the following problem. You may work in groups of 3 or less.

T-Shirt Problem At a sporting event, George and Sarah each brought friends to the game. George bought 2 sodas and 3 t-shirts at the game for a total for $48. Sarah bought 4 sodas and 1 t-shirt for a total of $26. If each t-shirt is the same price and each soda is the same price, how much does a t-shirt cost? How much does a soda cost?

T-Shirt Problem #2 At a different sporting event, Sammy and Tina bought sodas and t-shirts. Tina bought 5 sodas and 3 t-shirts at the game for a total for $48.75. Sammy bought 6 sodas and 4 t-shirt for a total of $63.50. If each t-shirt is the same price and each soda is the same price, how much does a t-shirt cost? How much does a soda cost?