A pound of strawberries costs $6.59 and a pound of watermelon costs $3.27. What is the combined cost of 2 pounds of strawberries and 4 pounds of watermelon?

Here's what we're given:

1 lb strawberries = $6.59 (where the cost equals price × lb)

1 lb watermelon = $3.27 (where the cost equals price × lb)

c = combined cost (this is what we're looking for)

c = cost of strawberries + cost of watermelons

Going by the definition of strawberries' and watermelons' costs (cost is price times pounds), replace with variables.

c = (2 × $6.59) + (4 × $3.27)

c = 13.18 + 13.08

c = 26.26

c = $26.26

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