Lauren goes to the exhibition. She purchased some woodech antiques for \( \$ 70 \). She purchases a table for \( \$ 44 \) and 2 chairs. Each of the chairs costs he same price. Write an equation representing the cost of the antiques and determine the price of one chair.

Let's represent the price of one chair as \( x \). The total cost for the table and the chairs can be expressed as follows: The equation representing the total cost is: \( 70 = 44 + 2x \). Now, subtract \( 44 \) from both sides: \( 70 - 44 = 2x \). This simplifies to: \( 26 = 2x \). Next, divide both sides by \( 2 \): \( x = 13 \). So, the price of one chair is \( \$ 13 \)!