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in a drug store,$10 is enough to buy 5 cans of cola and 3 bottles of beer.is $10 enough to buy 4 cans of cola and 5 bottles of beer?

1. the price for a can of cola is less than $1
2. $10 is enough to buy 11 bottles of beer[/quote]



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ds-cola and beer 20 Feb 2007, 07:13
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Is the answer D? Can explain if my approach is correct :)
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ds-cola and beer 21 Feb 2007, 02:31
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I would say C because from both we know that both items are less than one dollar and we are only buying 9 items.

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ds-cola and beer 21 Feb 2007, 09:20
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I would go with C.

5 colas + 3 beers less than or equal to $10

1. cola<$1

insuff

2. 10 beers less than or equal to $10

insuff

together

we know that a beer is less than or equal to $1

cola < $1

only got 9 things so yes $10 will be enough



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