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Lisa buys a dozen apples and two oranges. Jeremy buys six apples. Oranges cost $1 each, and they spend $11 total. How could you define variables to find the cost of the apples and oranges?

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I just answered that one on a quiz

well the cost of an orange is $1 (as stated) and the cost of an apple is $0.5 or 50 cents

this is because 18 apples + 2 oranges = $11

the question says each orange is $1, therefore 2 oranges are $2

$11-$2= $9

the 9$ which is remaining is spent on the 18 apples... each apple should be at equal price ..

meaning you just go $9 divided by 18= 0.5
0.5 is 50 cents

that is just a solution to the price of the apples and oranges, i’m not sure if that ‘defines the variables’ tho?? you could call apples the x value and do

x + 2 = 11

take 2 on both sides

x= 11-2
x=9

9 is the total amount spent on apples but

9/18= 0.5

since 18 is the total number of apples bought !

i don’t know if this is correct.. please check the answers to confirm my solution :) good luck!



btw it’s 18 apples
because a dozen = 12
+ Jeremy’s 6 apples:
12+6= 18!!!
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