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?

Ned enjoys eating pears. The table below shows Ned’s total benefit from purchasing a given number of pears. For example, Ned’s total benefit from consuming two pears is 19.Pears Total benefit0 01 122 193 244 285 306 31  Which of the following statements is true?Group of answer choicesNed’s marginal benefit is increasing.Ned’s marginal benefit is constant.Ned’s total benefit increases as he consumes more pears.Ned’s marginal benefit increases as he consumes more pears.Both c and d are correct.

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.

Jack bought 10 apples, 15 pears and Jill bought 20 apples and some pears. Jack paid Rs. 20 for his purchase and Jill paid Rs. 40 for his purchase. How many pears did Jill buy?Choices:- 45 30 15 Cannot be determined

Li Min helped his parents mind their fruits store on weekend. Li Min had 22 pears. He sold 14 of them. What fraction of the pears did he have left in the end? Express your answer in the simplest form

Rakesh bought some apples and oranges. Each apple costs ₹2 and each orange costs ₹3, and he bought at least one fruit of each type. He spent ₹X on purchasing the apples and oranges. If X is not more than 500, then how many different values can ‘X’ take?495494496500