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V125BC [204]
4 years ago
13

A chef buys 9cucumbers,18 peppers, and 21 tomatoes at the farmer's market. How much does she spend?

Mathematics
1 answer:
stepladder [879]4 years ago
6 0
HAY THERE!

ACCORDING TO QUESTION:-
Cucumbers = 6 for $2
Peppers = 12 for $9
Tomatoes = 6 fir $4
____________
SO NOW
____________
\huge{SOLUTION:- }
____________
For 9 cucumbers = as 6 cucumbers is for $2 then 9 will be of $3........1️⃣

For 18 peppers = as 12 peppers are for$9 so 18 will be of $12.........2️⃣

For 21 tomatoes =as 6 tomatoes are for $4 then 21 tomatoes are $14 .......3️⃣

Now add 1️⃣ +2️⃣ + 3️⃣

here $3 +$12 + $14= $29

HOPE IT HELPED YOU.
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