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Abigail has $30.00 to buy groceries. She needs to buy some apples, some bananas, and 3 pounds of potatoes. Fuji apples are $1.79 a pound, bananas are $0.36 each, and potatoes are $2.99 for a 3 lb. bag. If a represents the number of pounds of apples Abigail buys and b represents the number of bananas she buys, which expression represents the a
30.00 – a – b
1.79a + 0.36b + 2.99
30.00 – (1.79a + 0.36b + 2.99)
30.00 + (1.79a + 0.36b + 2.99)

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The answer gegesmiley34 is:

[tex]30.00-(1.79a +0.36b+2.99)[/tex]

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when you set up this equation, she has a total of 30 dollars to spend. Since apples are $1.79 per pound, It would be the number of pounds of apples she buys times 1.79. Since bananas are $0.36 each, it would be the number of bananas she buys times 0.36. Since a 3 lb. bag of potatoes is $2.99 and she is only buying 3 pounds of potatoes, she only needs one bag, so add 2.99 to the total.This ends up as 30.00-(1.79a +0.36b+2.99)

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