Can someone please help me with this problem? Please show the work one how to do it. 20 POINTS

Mathematics

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Brut [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

A) Unit prices for Main Street Market= Oranges $.6 Apples= $1.33

Unit Prices for Off Street market= Oranges= $.65 Apples= $.99

B) Main Street Market has the best price for Oranges Off-Market has the best price for Apples.

Step-by-step explanation:

Main Street Market

$3-Oranges for 5lbs

$3.99-Apples for 3lbs

Off Market

$2.59- Oranges for 4 pounds

$1.98- Apples for 2 pounds

Oranges Main 3/5= .6

Oranges Off 2.59/4= .65

Apples Main 3.99/3= 1.33

Apples Off 1.98/2= .99

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