Question

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Answer 1

Apples sell for $1.90 per pound, and bananas sell for $0.75 per pound. Troy bought some apples and some bananas. Together they weighed 3.8 pounds, and cost $5.84.

Let a represent the number of pounds of apples Troy purchases.



Which expression represents the number of pounds of bananas he purchases?



A.


3.8 – a


B.


a – 3.8


C.


3.8a


D.


a + 3.8

Answer 2

the answer is A to find the number of bananas you have to take the total 3.8 and subtract apples 3.8-a

Answer 3

thanks so much cna you help with a few more plz that was great

Answer 4

sure thing

Answer 5

one sec let me get it

Answer 6

Apples sell for $1.90 per pound, and bananas sell for $0.75 per pound. Troy bought some apples and some bananas. Together they weighed 3.8 pounds, and cost $5.84.

Let p represent the number of pounds of apples Troy purchased.



Which equation represents the problem described here?




A.


1.15p + 2.85 = 5.84


B.


–1.15p + 2.85 = 5.84


C.


1.9p + 0.75 = 3.8


D.


1.15p + 2.85 = 3.8

Answer 7

The first two are incorrect cuz they are solving for price and have random numbers not mentioned in the problem... I believe it is C since I'm not sure where they would have gotten the 1.15 or the 2.85

Answer 8

ok

Answer 9

Raisins sell for $3.50 per pound, and granola sells for $5.90 per pound. Terri bought some raisins and some granola. The total weight was 2.1 pounds and cost $8.79.


How many pounds of raisins and how many pounds of granola did Terri buy?

Answer 10

A.
0.6 pounds of raisins; 1.5 pounds of granola

B.
1.1 pounds of raisins; 1 pound of granola

C.
1 pound of raisins; 1.1 pounds of granola

D.
1.5 pounds of raisins; 0.6 pounds of granola