Mathematics, 23.09.2020 17:01, magicalunicorns47

Targeted 10 A fruit stand is selling watermelons for $5, cantalopes for $3, pomegranates
for $2, and grapefruits for $2. Julie dropped by the fruit stand and bought r
watermelons, n cantalopes, r pomegranates, and n grapefruits. How much
did Julie spend at the fruit stand?

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