00:01
In your question, you're told that last week cameron bought nectarines and apples to take for snacks at school.
00:06
He paid the same amount for apples as he did for nectarines, but he bought more apples.
00:14
So what i want to do here is just make up some hypothetical numbers to be able to explore this relationship.
00:20
So what it's saying is he spent the same amount on all the apples.
00:25
So i'm going to make it up and say he spent $10 on apples and $10 on nectarines.
00:32
But he bought more apples.
00:34
So maybe that bought him 10 apples and only 8 nectarines.
00:41
Again, this is just putting numbers to the situation will help us explore this relationship.
00:47
It doesn't necessarily have to be those, but the numbers that i make up have to match what the situation describes.
00:54
He spent the same amount and he bought more apples than he did nectarines...