11. Karen purchased 4 pounds of candy, which was

mix of chocolates and caramels. If chocolates cos

$3 per pound and caramels cost $2 per pound

and if Karen spent a total of $10.00, how man

pounds of chocolates did she buy?

A.

B.

C.

1

2

2.5

E. 3.5

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11. Karen purchased 4 pounds of candy, which was

mix of chocolates and caramels. If chocolates cos

$3 per pound and caramels cost $2 per pound

and if Karen spent a total of $10.00, how man

pounds of chocolates did she buy?

A.

B.

C.

1

2

2.5

E. 3.5

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Kosmo · Answer 1

Answer:2

Step-by-step explanation:

If chocolate costed 3 each, her limit would be 2. Why? Because if she bought three she wouldn't have enough to buy a single caramel peace. So the answer, 2

11. Karen purchased 4 pounds of candy, which wasmix of chocolates and caramels. If chocolates cos$3 per pound and caramels cost $2 per poundand if Karen spent a total of $10.00, how manpounds of chocolates did she buy?A.B.C.122.5E. 3.5

11. Karen purchased 4 pounds of candy, which was

mix of chocolates and caramels. If chocolates cos

$3 per pound and caramels cost $2 per pound

and if Karen spent a total of $10.00, how man

pounds of chocolates did she buy?

A.

B.

C.

1

2

2.5

E. 3.5