Two apples and three peaches cost $1.65. three apples and two peaches cost $1.60. what is the cost of one peach

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7 0

Apples = $.30
Peaches = $.60

You can get this by setting up a system of equations that looks like this.

2x + 3y = 1.65
3x + 2y = 1.60

Where x is the amount of apples and y is the number of peaches. Then you can solve using any of the methods (I would suggest elimination for ease).

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