Mathematics, 04.05.2020 22:55 chicacrazy8338

Steve buys 2 lb of grapefruit and 3 lb of oranges for $7.20. Kennedy buys 4 lb of grapefruit and 2 lb of oranges for $8.80. Let x represent the
price per pound for grapefruit, and let y represent the price per pound for oranges. Use the system of equations from Part A to find the price per
pound for oranges.
price: $
per pound

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