You go to the local fruit stand to get some fresh produce. The person in front of you got 6 oranges and 8 pears for $13. Your total came to $11 for 4 oranges and 10 pears. Write a system of equations given this information.

Brian is an apple farmer. He sold a certain amount of apples for 4 dollars to a fruit seller, then the fruit seller sold them for 6 dollars to the owner of a restaurant. Finally, the owner of the restaurant sold apple juice for 11 dollars to the customer. What are the value added by Brian, Fruit seller and the owner of the restaurant, respectively?A.4、2、5B.5、7、8C.6、4、11D.1、20、9

The ratio of apples to pears to oranges at a fruit stall was 4 : 9 : 6. When 6 pears were sold, the new ratio became 2 : 4 : 3. How many fruits were there left?

Suppose that a household can purchase fruit for $3 per pound and vegetables for $2 per pound. If the household can contribute $12 a week toward the consumption of these goods which of the following points could be found on the budget line?Multiple choice question.0 pounds of fruit and 4 pounds of vegetables.0 pounds of fruit and 12 pounds of vegetables.4 pounds of fruit and 0 pounds of vegetables.3 pounds of fruit and 0 pounds of vegetables.

Ned enjoys eating pears. The table below shows Ned’s total benefit from purchasing a given number of pears. That is, Ned’s Total Benefit from consuming two pears is $19.Pears Total benefit0 01 122 193 244 285 306 31 If the price of each pear is $11, how many pears will Ned purchase?

Michael always helps his parents look after their fruits stall during school vacation. The stall sells only apples and pears. The ratio of apples to pears is 2 : 7 at first. Then a total of 96 fruits are added. The apples becomes 2 times as many as the original quantity, and the pears becomes 3 times as many as the original quantity. How many apples are there in the end?