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At a local market, 3 apples and 2 pears cost $2.70. Three apples cost the same as 4 pears. Type a system of equations to find the cost for one apple and the cost for one pear.
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At a local market, 3 apples and 2 pears cost $2.70. Three apples cost the same as 4 pears. Type a system of equations to find the cost for one apple and the cost for one pear.

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Data:

Apple: A

Pears: P

3A+2P=$2.70

3A=4P

to find the cost for one apple:

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