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Suppose Ben paid $30 for 4 pounds of grapes and 2 pounds of apples. What is the price per pound of each fruit?

Suppose Ben paid $30 for 4 pounds of grapes and 2 pounds of apples. What is the price per pound of each fruit?
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Suppose Ben paid $30 for 4 pounds of grapes and 2

pounds of apples. What is the price per pound of each
fruit?

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User Sanilunlu
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Answer: 5

Step-by-step explanation: add 2+4 and get 6 then divide 6/30 and you get 5 or the reverse u know what i meant right?

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