Let's write 2 equations from the two statements given.
<em>Sarah spent 10 dollars on both oranges and apples</em>
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Let the price of oranges be "x" and price of apples be "y", thus we can write:

Oranges cost 3 less than apples, thus we can say:

We can substitute this into the first equation and solve for y:

Thus, let's solve for x now,

We want the price of oranges (x), thus,
<em>Price of Oranges = $3.50</em>
Answer:
x2 - 9x +20
Step-by-step explanation:
The shape of the normal distribution is bell shape and it is also symmetrical from the left and right sides about the origins (mean).
What is a normal distribution?
A normal distribution is a function on some random variables, which represent the set of all those random variables in a symmetrical bell shape about the mean value.
It shows that the probability of occurrence of some data which is distributed over a function is more at or around the mean.
It is also known as probability distribution curve.
The normal distribution has two parameters:
What is the shape of the normal distribution?
The normal distribution curve is at it's peak at the mean value. This shows that the probability of occurrence of the data or value is more concentrated or distributed about the mean. It is also symmetric about the mean. As we more further from the mean, we see that the normal distribution curve gradually decreases showing that the probability of occurrence of the data or the values decreases. The shape that this curve forms is like a bell-shaped. So the shape of normal distribution is bell shape.
Hence, the shape of the normal distribution is bell shape and it is also symmetrical from the left and right sides about the origins (mean).
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Answer:
Yes adam is correct, because from January to June the cars sold are more and increased
while the mean is the addition of all the cars sold in(Numbers) the six month and divided by six(6) month
Y=21/7
Explanation
7(y/7)=7(3/17)
y=7(3/17)
Multiple
y=21/7