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3 years ago

three apples and four bananas cost $4.85 . three apples and ten bananas cost $8.75.Find the cost of an apple.

2 answers:

5 0

8.75-4.85= 3.90= cost of 6 bananas
3.9/6=0.65= cost of one banana
.65*4=2.60= cost of 4 bananas
4.85-2.60= 2.25= cost of 3 apples
2.25/3=.75= cost of an apple

Bond [772]3 years ago

4 0

$ 0 . 75

8.75-4.85= 3.90= $ of 6 bananas
3.9/6=0.65= $ of 1 banana
.65*4=2.60= $ of 4 bananas
4.85-2.60= 2.25= $ of 3 apples
2.25/3 = $ of an apple

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