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Mathematics, 27.06.2019 06:50, MrKrinkle77

Ben went to the farmer’s market with $14.00, bought 2 pounds of cherries and still had enough money left to buy 3 pounds of apples. tom went to the farmer’s market and bought 6 pounds of apples and 4 pounds of cherries for $28.00. 14 – 2y = 3x, 6x + 4y = 28 the boys solved the equations to find the price per pound that they paid for cherries and found the solution 14 = 14. how should they interpret this result? a: the price of 4 pounds of cherries is $14.00. b: the price of 2 pounds of cherries is $14.00. c: they made a math error when solving the equations, and should try a different solution method to find the price of the cherries. d: the two equations describe the same line, so there is not enough information to determine the price per pound of cherries.

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