Cherries cost $4/Ib. Grapes cost $1.50/In. You can spend no more than $6 on fruit, and you need at least 2 Ib in all. Create a graph showing the amount of each fruit you can buy.

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Brielle Hinton

1 February, 05:51

Cherries cost $4/Ib. Grapes cost $1.50/In. You can spend no more than $6 on fruit, and you need at least 2 Ib in all. Create a graph showing the amount of each fruit you can buy.

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Gilberto Meyers · Answer 1

You can buy 1 pair of cherries and 1 grapes with 0.50 cents left over

Step-by-step explanation:

cherries cost $4/lb and grapes cost $1.50/In and you only have $6 to spend so, 1.50+1.50=3

and that's to much so you take the $4 dollars and get 1 pair of cherries and have $2 dollars left. And the grapes cost $1.50 so you get 1 pair of grapes and have $0.50 left!