Pucks
The coach went to buy balls and pucks for his charges. He paid CZK 1,464 for 21 balls and 30 pucks. But then he found out that this amount would not be enough for him, so he bought nine balls and ten pucks for 536 CZK the next day. How much did one ball cost, and how much did one puck cost?
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