8.

An apple costs a cents while a pear costs b cents more than an apple. Find the total cost of 10 apples

and one dozen pears, giving your answer in dollars.

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Mathematics

Bianca Odom

29 May, 07:31

8.

An apple costs a cents while a pear costs b cents more than an apple. Find the total cost of 10 apples

and one dozen pears, giving your answer in dollars.

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Shea Mullen · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Dozen = 12.

b is the second word in the alphabet so 1 pear = 2 cents.

12 x 2 = 24, each pear will cost 24 cent

The apple cost 1 cent.

So each apple will cost 10 cents, because 10 x 1 = 10.

I don't know how to show this in dollars but I think it is 10.24 it might be wrong but I don't know.

8.An apple costs a cents while a pear costs b cents more than an apple. Find the total cost of 10 applesand one dozen pears, giving your answer in dollars.

8.

An apple costs a cents while a pear costs b cents more than an apple. Find the total cost of 10 apples

and one dozen pears, giving your answer in dollars.