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HELPOn Monday, Josh went to the Farmer's Market. He bought 5 peaches and 2 watermelons for $7.75. On Thursday, Josh went back to the Farmer's Market and bought 3 peaches and 4 watermelons for $10.95. Which of the following systems of equations can be used to determine the cost for one peach (p) and one watermelon (w)?
1. 5p+2w=$7.75
3p+4w=$10.95
2. 5p×2w=$7.75 (Wrong)
3p×4w=$10.95
3. 5w+2p=$7.75
3w+4p=$10.95
4. 5w×2p=$7.75
3w×4p=$10.95
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