Posted by j on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 2:03pm.
Since we are apparently dealing with exact integers here, look it like this:
750 = 5*5*5*6
750 = 125 * 6 = 150 * 5
So, if grapefruits cost $1.25 in-season, and $1.50 out of season, then
In season she gets 6/week
Out of season she gets 5/week.
and a dozen costs $3 more out of season.
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