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Consider the number of deluxe hambergers is
, the number of large fries is
and the number of large coals is
.
The equation for first group customers is
.
The equation for second group of customers is
.
The system of equations are 
The system of equations involving only two equations that contain three or more unknowns cannot be solved uniquely.
\There is no sufficient information to determine the price of each food item.
\Multiply the equation
by
and add to the equation
to eliminate
.



Substitute
in equation
.



.
The solutions of the system are
and
.
The solutions of the system are
and
.
Since
the values of
are
and
.
The possible values of
are shown in table.
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The system of equations involving only two equations that contain three unknown values.
\There is no sufficient information to determine the price of each food item.
\The solutions of the system are
and
and
.
The possible values of
are shown in table.
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