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Answer:
[tex]\large \boxed{\text{3 apples and 6 bananas}}[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Let a = the number of apples
And b = the number of bananas. Then,
[tex]\begin{array}{rcll}(1) \, 1.75a + 0.40 b & = & 7.65&\\(2)\, \, \, \, \quad \qquad a + b & = &9&\\(3) \, 0.40a + 0.40b & = &3.60&\text{Multiplied (2) by 0.40}\\1.35a & =&4.05\\(4) \, \, \quad \qquad \qquad a & =& \mathbf{3}&\text{Divided each side by 1.35}\\3 + b & = &9& \text{Substituted(4) into (2)}\\b &=& \mathbf{6}&\text{Subtracted 3 from each side}\\\end{array}\\\text{They bought $\large \boxed{\textbf{3 apples and 6 bananas}}$}[/tex]
Check:
[tex]\begin{array}{cccl}3(1.75) + 6(0.40) = 7.65 & \qquad & 3 + 6 = 9\\5.25 + 2.40 = 7.65 & \qquad & 9 = 9\\7.65 = 7.65 & \qquad & \\\end{array}[/tex]
OK.
Alexandra bought 3 apples and 6 bananas
Number of apples = a
Number of bananas = b
From the information given, the equation to use will be:
a + b = 9 ....... i
1.75a + 0.40b = 7.65 ...... ii
From equation i, a = 9 - b ...... iii
Put equation iii into ii
1.75a + 0.40b = 7.65
1.75(9 - b) + 0.4b = 7.65
15.75 - 1.75b + 0.4b = 7.65
Collect like terms
-1.75b + 0.4b = 7.65 - 15.75
-1.35b = -8.1
b = 8.1/1.35
b = 6
She bought 6 bananas
Number of apples bought = 9 - 6 = 3 apples.
Therefore, Alexandra bought 3 apples and 6 bananas
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