Mathematics, 20.08.2020 23:01 dondre54

A candy store sells only one type of candy, which comes in different colors. Each color is a different flavor, and some flavors cost more than others. Specifically, 1 red piece costs the same as 3 blue pieces, 2 orange pieces cost the same as 5 green pieces, and 2 blue pieces cost the same as 10 green pieces. If 1 orange piece costs 13 cents, how much will 8 red pieces cost?

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