Toby, Elisa, and Heidi each spent between $10 and $12
on fruit. Toby bought 6 items. Elisa bou...
Mathematics, 10.04.2020 01:24, meliac
Toby, Elisa, and Heidi each spent between $10 and $12
on fruit. Toby bought 6 items. Elisa bought 3 items. Heidi
bought 4 items. The prices of the items are given below.
Drag items to the box under each person's name to
show what they could have bought
CLEAR
CHECN
Toby: 6 items
Elisa: 3 items
Heidi: 4 items
DRAG AND
DROP ITEMS
DRAG AND
DROP ITEMS
DRAG AND
DROP ITEMS
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