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30 June, 01:27

June bought avocados for 1.29¢ each and oranges for 65¢ each. She bought 3 times as many oranges as avocados and spent a total of $9.72. Let a represent the number of avocados June bought and let r represent the number of oranges she bought. Construct the system of equations that best model the situation.

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