SOLUTION: A = APPLES PURCHASED AT 0.15 AND BANANAS PURCHASED AT 0.10 EACH WHAT IS THE TOTAL VALUE OF PURCHASE?
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Question 389164: A = APPLES PURCHASED AT 0.15 AND BANANAS PURCHASED AT 0.10 EACH WHAT IS THE TOTAL VALUE OF PURCHASE?
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How many of each were purchased?
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