Mathematics, 04.03.2020 02:25 bayeck

Britta bought something carrot and apples for $24.80. A carrot and a apple cost $.90 altogether. She bought more carrots than apples. The cost of the extra carrots was 6.80. How many apples did Britta buy?

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