Understand Identify Key Apply Make an Evaluate the Variables Quantitative Informed Your Problem Decision Reasoning 01 p O Make Key 1 ' \\ \\I '/ Assumptions Choosing the Least-Expensive Supplier 0 Understand the Problem A Plus Landscaping Company has a big job where they need 81 bushes and 21 trees.They need to compare the costs from two similar suppliers; Pinedale Plants and Sierra Shrubs. Last month A Plus Landscaping placed two orders with Pinedale Plants. The first order was for 10 bushes and 5 trees and totaled $388.6 before taxes. The second order was for 5 bushes and 2 trees and totalled $174.92 before taxes. The bills from Pinedale Plants do not list the per-item price. A Plus Landscaping has an offer from Sierra Shrubs where similar bushes cost $17.87 and trees cost $43.31. 9 Apply Quantitative Tools Create an equation representing the costs from the first order from Pinedale Plants. Create an equation representing the costs from the second order from Pinedale Plants. Solve the system of equations to find the cost of one bush and of one tree from Pinedale Plants. How much does a bush cost from Pinedale Plants? (Round to the nearest penny) Number How much does a tree cost from Pinedale Plants? (Round to the nearest penny) Number What is the total cost if A Plus Landscaping purchases 81 bushes and 21 trees and from Pinedale Plants? (Round to the nearest penny) Number What is the total cost if A Plus Landscaping purchases 81 bushes and 21 trees from Sierra Shrubs? (Round to the nearest penny) Number