Use proportional relationships to solve this mixture problem. Wendell is making a fruit salad consisting of melon and strawberry. Melon costs $0.45 per pound and strawberries cost $1.65 per pound. He wants his fruit salad to contain 4 times as much melon as strawberries. If Wendell has $10.50, how many whole pounds of melon and how many whole pounds of strawberries should he buy for his fruit salad?(1 point) Responses Wendell should buy 1.8 pounds of melon and 1.65 pounds of strawberries. Wendell should buy 1.8 pounds of melon and 1.65 pounds of strawberries. Wendell should buy 4 pounds of melon and 1 pound of strawberries. Wendell should buy 4 pounds of melon and 1 pound of strawberries. Wendell should buy 12 pounds of melon and 3 pounds of strawberries. Wendell should buy 12 pounds of melon and 3 pounds of strawberries. Wendell should buy 8 pounds of melon and 2 pounds of strawberries.
