Question:	A sporting good store sells one type of baseball bat and one type of baseball. The cost for 2 bats and 4 balls is $180. The cost for 1 bat and 6 balls is $190, as well. If someone were to buy an equal number of bats and balls, at most how many bats can he purchase if he has a budget of $195 for the purchase?
Options:
Choose the correct choice:
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
E) 5
IMO it should be C that is C   reason:   formed an equation... bat = b ball = c   2b+4c=180   1b+6c=190   solving both we get b that is bat = 40 and c that is ball = 25   new equation 195 to be divided in equal   3b+3c=195   3*40 + 3*25= 
<gadget id="calculator">3*40 + 3*25</gadget>
<output>195</output>
195   120+75= 
<gadget id="calculator">120+75</gadget>
<output>195</output>
195
<result>C</result>
Question:	A sporting good store sells one type of baseball bat and one type of baseball. The cost for 2 bats and 4 balls is $180. The cost for 1 bat and 6 balls is $190, as well. If someone were to buy an equal number of bats and balls, at most how many bats can he purchase if he has a budget of $195 for the purchase?
Options: