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Salvador's Fruit Mart sells variety packs. The small pack contains three bananas, two apples, and one orange for 1.80 dollars . The medium pack contains four bananas, three apples, and three oranges for 3.05 dollars. The family size contains six bananas, five apples, and four oranges for 4.65 dollars . What price should Salvador charge for his lunch-box special that consists of one banana, one apple, and one orange?


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