SOLUTION: Nectarines are 3 for a dollar, and pomegranates are $2 each. If Ms. Petersen buys z nectarines and y pomegranates, how much did she spend?

Algebra.Com
Question 498357: Nectarines are 3 for a dollar, and pomegranates are $2 each. If Ms. Petersen buys z nectarines and y pomegranates, how much did she spend?
Answer by josmiceli(19441)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
In words:
( cost for fruit ) / ( number of fruit ) = cost / single fruit
{ cost / single fruit ) x ( number bought ) = amount spent
= cost for a nectarine
= cost for a pomegranate

= amount spent

RELATED QUESTIONS

Fran went to the produce store and bought 3 kiwis and 5 pomegranates for $2.40. Wilma... (answered by ikleyn)
IF JASON HAS 12$ AND HE BUYS A BAG FOR 5$ AND HE BUYS AN ERASER FOR 1$ AND HE BUYS 3... (answered by CubeyThePenguin)
If y>x z (answered by Alan3354)
A farmer buys 100 live animals for $100. How many of each doe she buy if chicks are .10... (answered by ankor@dixie-net.com)
solve : 1) The sum of the page numbers on facing pages of a book is 157; what are (answered by checkley77)
Brad wants to buy flowers for his friend with $45. The daisies are $1 each and the roses... (answered by Maths68)
(Revision)solve for x, y and z making each statement true: y > x z < y x < 0 x / (answered by solver91311)
Solve for x, y and z making each statement true: y > x z < y x < 0 x / z = -Z (answered by greenestamps)
$150 in $5 dollar bills and $10 dollar bills,if three are more $5 dollar bills than $10... (answered by stanbon)