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3 years ago

Show steps if u can plz! It’s for a quiz

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hjlf3 years ago

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Answer:

Alan spent $7.24 in total.

Step-by-step explanation:

2 1/2 pounds of bananas is equal to 2.5 pounds of bananas (decimal)

2.5 (pounds of bananas) x 1.06 (unit cost for 1 pound of bananas) = $2.65

4 1/2 pounds of peaches is equal to 4.5 pounds of peaches (decimal)

4.5 (pounds of peaches) x 1.02 (unit cost for 1 pound of peaches) = $4.59

4.59 + 2.65 = $7.24 spent in total

Hope this helps <3

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