Your system of equations are as follows if B = Banana, A = Apple, & O = Orange
3B + 2A + O = 1.80
4B + 3A + 3O = 3.05
6B + 5A + 4O = 4.65
Solving for each we obtain B = .20, A = .45, O = .30
So, the single pack would be .2 + .45 + .3 = .95
Kwin P.
asked 05/24/19The Fruit Mart sells variety packs. The small pack is $1.80 and contains three bananas, two apples, and one orange. The medium pack is $3.05 and contains four bananas, three apples, and three oranges. The family size is $4.65 and contains six bananas, five apples, and four oranges.
The Mart is planning a “single” pack with one banana, apple and orange.
How much should they charge for it to be consistent with the given prices?
Your system of equations are as follows if B = Banana, A = Apple, & O = Orange
3B + 2A + O = 1.80
4B + 3A + 3O = 3.05
6B + 5A + 4O = 4.65
Solving for each we obtain B = .20, A = .45, O = .30
So, the single pack would be .2 + .45 + .3 = .95
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