Mathematics
Mathematics, 29.08.2019 09:30, vinnie48

3pineapples, 2 cabbages and 6 bananas cost a total of $27.
2 pineapples, 3 cabbages and 4 bananas cost a total of $23.
4 pineapples, 1 cabbage and 8 bananas cost a total of $31.
find the costs of:
-one pineapple -one cabbage -one banana
* show your work step by step*

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