Harry had $19.20 with him. He bought three melons for $1.50 each two mangoes for $1.35 each and the rest he spent on ten guavas. Find the cost of 2 melons and 1 guava.
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Step-by-step explanation:
total money= $19.20
three melons for $1.50
two mangoes for $1.35
Find the cost of 2 melons and 1 guava.
1 melon = 1.5
therefore 2 melon = $3
3 melon = $4.5
2 mango = $2.7
therefore $4.5+$2.7
cost of ten guavas = 7.2$
therefore cost of 1 guava = 7.2/10=0.72$
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