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Let [tex]A[/tex] be the number of 49 cent stamps bought and [tex]B[/tex] be the number of 34 cent stamps bought. We can set up the following equations using the information above:

[tex]A + B = 26[/tex]

[tex]0.49A + 0.34B = 11.39[/tex]

Substituting the first equation into the second equation will give you the following:

[tex]0.49(26 - B) + 0.34B = 11.39[/tex]

Solving for B will give you the number of 34 cent stamps purchased, and then you can figure out the number of 49 cent stamps purchased.
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