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2 years ago

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Vlad1618 [11]2 years ago

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Answer: The one that's correct is C

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$Cost\ of\ per\ pound\ apple=Cost\ of\ per\ pound\ oranger=c\\\\$

Cost of Apples:

$Amount\ of\ apples=1.75\ pounds\\\\Cost\ of\ apples=Amount\times per\ pound\ cost\\\\Cost\ of\ apples=1.75\times c\\\\Cost\ of\ apples=1.75c$

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$Amount\ of\ oranges=2.05\ pounds\\\\Cost\ of\ oranges=Amount\times per\ pound\ cost\\\\Cost\ of\ oranges=2.05\times c\\\\Cost\ of\ oranges=2.05c$

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$Total\ cost\ of\ fruits=cost\ of\ apple+cost\ of\ oranges\\\\Total\ cost\ of\ fruits=1.75c+2.05c\\\\After\ coupon\ cost=\$ 3.43\\\\ Original\ cost=After\ coupon\ cost+coupon\ amount\\\\ Original\ cost=3.43+0.75=4.18$

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