270 peaches are placed into three groups: small peaches, medium peaches, and big peaches. The ratio of the number of the small peaches to medium peaches to big peaches is 2:4:3. The small peaches are sold out at $0.30 each. If all of the peaches are sold for a total of $91.50, what is the price of each big peach?

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Cameron Ramsey

Mathematics

10 August, 13:07

270 peaches are placed into three groups: small peaches, medium peaches, and big peaches. The ratio of the number of the small peaches to medium peaches to big peaches is 2:4:3. The small peaches are sold out at $0.30 each. If all of the peaches are sold for a total of $91.50, what is the price of each big peach?

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Casey Villanueva · Answer 1

Price of each big peach = $0.35

Step-by-step explanation:

Amount of total peaches = 270

ratio = 2:4:3

Amount of small peach = (2/9) x 270 = 60

Amount of medium peach = (4/9) x 270 = 120

Amount of big peach = (3/9) x 270 = 90

Price of all small peach = 0.3 x 60 = $18

Price of each big peach = (91.5-18) / 210 = $0.35