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Mathematics, 02.02.2021 18:30 toddjordan1928

A box of fruit contains apples, oranges and bananas. the apples weigh a total of 6 pounds and the oranges weigh a total of 8 pounds. let b represent the total weight of the bananas in pounds. create an expression to to represent the total weight in pounds ,of the fruit in the box, move a number ,variable and symbol to the lines to create the expression

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