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Hints
There is not enough information to nd the price of each object. However, combining information, one can nd the cost of a group of objects without knowing individual prices.
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Answers
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. $21 $33 $3 $6 $3 $1.50 $7.50 Two munchy bars cost $4.50 more than an Easter egg.
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Solutions
Two munchy bars, six pickpopple nuts, and two chocolate Easter eggs is purchase A (cost $9); three munchy bars, seven pickpopple nuts, and two chocolate Easter eggs is purchase B (cost $12). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 5 munchy bars, 13 pickpopple nuts, and 4 chocolate Easter eggs is the two purchases combined. 8 munchy bars, 20 pickpopple nuts, and 6 chocolate Easter eggs is one purchase A and two purchases B. One munchy bar and one pickpopple nut is the dierence between the two purchases. Two munchy bars and two pickpopple nuts is twice (3). Four pickpopple nuts and two chocolate Easter eggs is the dierence between three purchases A and two purchases B. Two pickpopple nuts and one chocolate Easter egg is a half of (5). Two munchy bars, four pickpopple nuts, and one chocolate Easter egg is (4) and (6). The dierence in price between a chocolate Easter egg and two munchy bars is the dierence between (5) and (7).
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