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Ellie wants to buy raspberries and kiwi to make a fruit tart. Raspberries cost $4 per

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Butoxors [25]2 years ago

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Total pounds of 2.5 pounds of raspberries and 2 pounds of kiwi bought is 4.5 pounds.

Total pounds of 2 pounds of raspberries and y pounds of kiwi is (2 +y) pounds.

In order to determine the total pounds of fruits Ellie buys, the pounds of raspberries bought would be added to the pounds of Kiwi she bought.

Addition is the process of determining the total value of two or more numbers by adding the numbers together. It is one of the basic mathematical operations.

Total pounds Ellie bought when she buys 2.5 pounds of raspberries and 2 pounds of kiwi: 2.5 + 2 = 4.5 pounds.

Total pounds Ellie bought when she buys 2 pounds of raspberries and y pounds of kiwi: 2 + y = (2 +y) pounds.

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