2 years ago

What is the total cost of 0.5 pound of peaches selling for $0.80 per pound and 0.7 pound of oranges selling for $0.90 pet pound?

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kari74 [83]2 years ago

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The total cost for peaches is $0.40 you get that by (0.5)(0.80) as for oranges (0.7)(.90)=$0.63 so $0.40+$0.63=$1.03

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