taylor bought 2 bottles of orange juice and a bottle of apple juice for $6.55. The bottle of apple juice cost $0.35 less than th
e bottle of orange juice. What was the cost of the bottle of orange juice?
2 answers:
Answer:
$2.3
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the price of the orange juice be x
We know he bought 2 bottles of orange juice = 2x
He also bought an apple juice which is 0.35$ less than orange juice, so the price of the apple juice would be = (x-0.35)
The sum of these two purchases = $6.55
2x + (x-0.35) = 6.55
2x + x - 0.35 = 6.55
3x = 6.55 + 0.35
3x = 6.9
x = 6.9/3
x = 2.3
So the bottle of orange juice costs $2.3
answered by g a u t h m a t h
$6.90 :)
You add $0.35 to the $6.55 that the apple juice cost. That would get you to $6.90
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