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How many more bought Apples OR Oranges than Pears when Fruit store sales shows Apples(12) Oranges(9) Pears(15)?
6 more
Jose has 22 apples and oranges he has 8 more apples than oranges how many oranges does he have?
Fifteen apples and seven oranges.
A box of fruit has 4 more apples than oranges. together there are 52 pieces of fruit. how many of each type of fruit are there?
There will be 28 apples and 24 oranges; 52 - 4 = 48 ← this is now double the number of the fewer fruit 48 / 2 = 24 ← the number of the fewer fruit 24 + 4 = 28 ← the number of the fruit of which there are more 28 + 24 = 52 ← a check of the answer.
How many more bought Apples OR Oranges than Pears if Fruit store sales shows Apples 12 Oranges 9 Pears 15 Total fruits sold 36?
This is a tricky one
There are 12 more apples than oranges in the basket of 36 apples and oranges how many apples are in the basket?
There are 24 apples and 12 oranges in the basket.
What do you eat that is easy to prepare and inexpensive and very healthy?
MAybe just a fruit salad. same apples, oranges and more..
What type of fruit can be found in gourmet fruit baskets?
The fruits that typically comes in a fruit basket are grapes, oranges, apples, bananas, pears, peaches, plums, necatarines, strawberries and there are many others.
How is an apple and orange alike and different?
They are all types of fruit. A fruit is a type of food which contains seeds.
How come I can put apples and oranges in a salad and have it still be a salad, but if I put lettuce in a fruit salad then it's not a fruit salad anymore?
Lettuce is more accepting of outsiders. Where apples and oranges are less accepting. LOL
Which is more dense apples or oranges?
apples are more dense because they are thicker and harder to cut.
Which fruit will last longer a pear or an apple?
A orange lasts longer. it has more juice and the skin is thicker oranges last about twice as long as apples.
Do you say apples to apples or apples with apples?
The common idiom is "comparing apples to apples" (and oranges to oranges) rather than "comparing apples and oranges" (alternatives that have little or nothing in common). Example : A union complains that the engineers in a plant are paid more than the line workers. The company describes this as "comparing apples and oranges" because the activities and responsibilities of the positions are completely different.
