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Joanna went to the farmers market to buy some apples and oranges. She bought 8 oranges and some apples. The cost per orange was

$1.79 and the cost per pound of apples was $1.49. Joanna spent a total of $23.26 on apples and oranges at the farmers market.

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MArishka [77]2 years ago

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Joanna would have spent $8.94 on apples at the farmers market.

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