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Eve bought "a" apples for $1.29 per pound and "b" bananas for $1.99 per pound. he spent "1.29a + 1.99b" dollars. What does "1.99b" represent?
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Eve bought "a" apples for $1.29 per pound and "b" bananas for $1.99 per pound. he spent "1.29a + 1.99b" dollars. What does "1.99b" represent?

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The cost of the bananas ^
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The total cost of the bananas

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