Please help me with these. You'll be respected forever. I really need help with these.

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17/30, The peanuts by a dollar per pound (peanuts cost $3, walnuts cost $2), $21, 40072/100 (and I'm not sure how you would reduce it) Good luck!

levacccp [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

b) Peanuts, $1 per lb

c) $21

Step-by-step explanation:

Peanuts= 12*2=$24

Walnuts= 6*2=$12

1 lb of peanut= 3 lb

1 lb of walnut= 2 lb

24 is greater than 12

3-2=1

$1 greater per lb

1 lb of peanut= 3 lb

1 lb of walnut= 2 lb

3*3=9

2*6=12

9+12= $21

Sorry I only figured out b and c :(

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