HELP! On Saturday, Jacob went to the farmer's market. He bought 3 Peaches and 7 Apples for $5.60. On Tuesday he went back to the farmer's market and bought 5 Peaches and 6 Apples for $6.50. Write a system of equations that can be used to determine the cost for one peach (p) and one apple (a). ---------------------------------------------- Also, ---------------------------------------------- On Saturday, Jacob went to the farmer's market. He bought 3 Melons and 5 Kiwis for $5.50. On Tuesday he went back to the farmer's market and bought 2 Melons and 6 Kiwis for $4.84.
Write a system of equations that can be used to determine the cost for one Melon (m) and one Kiwi (k)
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Ok So First Your Going To Have To Add If He Buys 3Peaches,And 7Apples,And Comes Back To Buy 5Peaches,And 6Apples
Next If He Buys 3peaches The First Day And 5Peaches The Next,Then You Add 3Peaches+5Peaches=8Peaches So He Now Bought A Total Of 8 Peaches
Then 7Apples+6Apples=13Apples
then?
Add 5.60+6.50=12.00
Then You Do $12.00 Divided By How Ever Much Peaches He Bought Total Which Is 8 Peaches,After You Divide Those You Will Then Get 1.5 So That Means The Cost For One Peach Is ($1.5)Or(P)=$1.5 Each
Then You Do $12.00/How Much Apples There Are Total ,Which Is 13 Apples,So $12.00 Divided By 13 Apples =($0.92)Or(A)=$0.92 Each
So Now For Your Final Answer You Get
Answer=One Peach=($1.5Each)(One Apple=($0.92Each)
And Now To Get The The Cost For The Other Items For The Second Problem,Just Do The Exact Same Steps I Showed You On The First Problem,To Get The Answer;):)
Question(2.)Answer=One Melon=($2.68Each)(One Kiwi=($0.94Each)
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