Elizabeth runs a farm stand that sells apples and raspberries. Each pound of apples sells for $2.25 and each pound of raspberries sells for $1.50. Elizabeth sold 32 more pounds of raspberries than pounds of apples and made $108 altogether. Graphically solve a system of equations in order to determine the number of pounds of apples sold, x, and the number of pounds of raspberries sold, y.

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