Mathematics, 30.03.2021 09:00, Lowkeycaleb

2. Frank and Mary went to the candy store. Frank bought 6 pieces of fudge and 4 pieces of bubble
gum for a total of $6.10. Mary bought 8 pieces of fudge and 12 pieces of bubble gum for a total of
$8.80. What was the cost for each piece of fudge and for each piece of bubble gum?

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2. Frank and Mary went to the candy store. Frank bought 6 pieces of fudge and 4 pieces of bubble