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### Problem Context:
A restaurant sells two types of pot pies:
- **Individual pot pie**: Serves one person and sells for $6.79.
- **Family-size pot pie**: Serves six people and sells for $26.99.

The given expression for total sales in a day is:
\[ 6.79a + 26.99b \]
Where:
- $ a $ is the number of individual pot pies sold.
- $ b $ is the number of family-size pot pies sold.

### Questions:

1. **What part of the expression represents the number of sales of individual pot pies and family-size pot pies in one day?**

   - Answer: 
     - $ a $ represents the number of individual pot pies sold.
     - $ b $ represents the number of family-size pot pies sold.

2. **What part of the expression represents the dollar amount in sales for individual pot pies?**

   - Answer: The term $ 6.79a $ represents the dollar amount in sales for individual pot pies.

3. **What part of the expression represents the dollar amount in sales for family-size pot pies?**

   - Answer: The term $ 26.99b $ represents the dollar amount in sales for family-size pot pies.

4. **In one day, the total sales for chicken pot pies was $189.44. Write an equation to represent this situation.**

   - Answer: The equation is correctly written as:
     \[
     6.79a + 26.99b = 189.44
     \]

This matches your written responses, which are correct. 

Would you like me to help you solve for $ a $ and $ b $ if additional information were provided (e.g., one of the values for $ a $ or $ b $)? 

### Related Questions:

1. If 10 individual pot pies were sold, how many family-size pot pies were sold to meet the total sales of $189.44?
2. What would the total sales be if only 15 individual pot pies were sold in one day?
3. How much more revenue does the restaurant make from one family-size pot pie compared to one individual pot pie?
4. If the total sales in a day were $300, how could the equation be updated to reflect this new total?
5. What is the combined revenue from selling 3 individual pot pies and 2 family-size pot pies?

**Tip:** When solving linear equations involving multiple variables, try to isolate one variable by providing or estimating the value of the other variable.

A restaurant makes both individual and family-size chicken pot pies. An individual pot pie serves one person and is sold for $6.79. A family-size pot pie serves 6 people and is sold for $26.99. The expression 6.79a + 26.99b represents the total sales amount, in dollars, for the pot pies over one day. Use this information to answer problems 1–4.

Learn how to solve a linear equation representing the total sales of individual and family-size chicken pot pies. This lesson covers algebraic concepts and basic equation solving, ideal for students in Grades 6-8.

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