Mathematics, 31.10.2020 08:00 monae2116

Margaret and Miguel are shopping at a fruit stand. Margaret buys threes apples and two bananas and pays $1.90. Miguel buys two apples and five bananas and pays $2.00. Assuming that the fruit is priced per piece and not by weight, and that no sales tax is charged, find the price of one apple and one banana. Give your answer as an ordered pair (A, B), where A is the cost of one apple and B is the cost of one banana. Do not include the dollar sign with your answer.

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