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2 years ago

Albert wants to buy two pomegranates and some peaches

Mathematics

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m_a_m_a [10]2 years ago

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1.19p+3.18≤10.00 can be used to determine the pounds of peaches Albert can buy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Cost of one pomegranate = $1.59

Cost of two pomegranate = 1.59*2 = $3.18

Cost of peaches per pound = $1.19

Cost of p pounds of peaches = 1.19p

Total amount of spent = $10.00

Cost of p pounds of peaches + Cost of two pomegranates ≤ Total to spend

$1.19p+3.18\leq 10.00$

1.19p+3.18≤10.00 can be used to determine the pounds of peaches Albert can buy.

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