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evablogger [386]
3 years ago
11

I’m not sure where to begin

Mathematics
1 answer:
Dmitry [639]3 years ago
8 0

(a)

we are given

the price of apple suddenly up by $0.75

Let's assume original price be 'p'

we are given

Sam bought 3 pounds of apple at the new price total is $5.88

so, new price = old price +0.75

price of 3 apples =3(p+0.75)

we are given that price is 5.88

so, we get equation as

5.88=3(p+0.75).......Answer

(b)

Since, original price is p

so, we have to solve for p

5.88=3p+2.25

5.88-2.25=3p+2.25-2.25

3.63=3p

p=1.21

so, original price is $1.21 per pound........Answer

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