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Nhi Hạ Băng

16/03/2018 at 08:21
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If 4 apples and 6 bananas cost £1.56 and 9 apples and 9 apples and 7 bananas cost £2.60, what is the cost of one apple and one banana?


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    Lê Quốc Trần Anh Coordinator 16/03/2018 at 09:12

    We have: 4 apples + 6 bananas = 1.56

                    9 apples + 7 bananas = 2.60

    => 4 apples + 6 bananas + 9 apples + 7 bananas = 1.56 + 2.60

    13 apples + 13 bananas = 4.16

    => 1 apple + 1 banana = \(4.16\div13=0.32\)

    So the answer is: 0.32

    P/s: Sorry I don't know how to do the euro sign.

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