Bananas cost 12 cents each and grapefruits (grapefruit) cost 23 cents each. If I buy three times more bananas than grapefruit, the total cost would be $2.95. (ie p the number of grapefruit and b the number of bananas)

Find the number of grapefruits and bananas.

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Bananas cost 12 cents each and grapefruits (grapefruit) cost 23 cents each. If I buy three times more bananas than grapefruit, the total cost would be $2.95. (ie p the number of grapefruit and b the number of bananas)Find the number of grapefruits and bananas.

Bananas cost 12 cents each and grapefruits (grapefruit) cost 23 cents each. If I buy three times more bananas than grapefruit, the total cost would be $2.95. (ie p the number of grapefruit and b the number of bananas)

Find the number of grapefruits and bananas.