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Mathematics, 27.07.2019 22:00 jadenhaslam

Ryan bought 6 apples and 9 peaches for a total of $9.75. madi bought 4 apples and 5 peaches for $5.75. how much are apples and peaches? define the variables. ▪ write 2 equations that model the situation. ▪ solve the system by either graphing, substitution or linear combinations. ▪ answer the question that was asked. ▪ plug in both answers and check your work

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