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SOME ONE HELP PLEASE ILL MARK BRAINIEiST. AND I NEED TO KNOW THE PRICE OF ORANGES. WORTH A 100 POINTS> AND PLEASE DONT WASTE MY POINTS PLEASE Steve buys 2 lb of grapefruit and 3 lb of oranges for $7.20. Kennedy buys 4 lb of
grapefruit and 2 lb of oranges for $8.80. Let x represent the price per pound for
grapefruit, and let y represent the price per pound for oranges. Write a system of
equations to model the situation. What is the price per pound for oranges?

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