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17 February, 01:08

At a fruit stand Rajendra can purchase three apples and one orange for the same price as five apples. The price of one orange is $0.84. What is the price in dollars of each apple? Write and solve the equation.

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  1. 17 February, 02:50
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    Hi!

    So, x is going to be the price of one apple. We need to solve for x, so let's start with getting an equation up and running.

    3x + 0.84 = 5x

    Now, we're going to subtract three from both sides.

    3x - 3x + 0.84 = 5x - 3x

    Now, we're going to divide 2 from both sides!

    0.84 / 2 = 2x / 2

    And our final answer is ... 0.42 for each apple! = )
  2. 17 February, 03:32
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    3x+0.84 = 5x

    0.84=2x

    0.42=x

    Final answer: Each apple is $0.42

    Check:

    3 (0.42) + 0.84 = $2.10

    5 (0.42) = $2.10

    $2.10=$2.10

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