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This question is asking you to compare ratios, and in order to do that, all you have to is simplify the fractions into a unit rate (meaning that you get x number of oranges for $1.00). Remember, unit rates always have a denominator of one. If the unit rates in these expressions are determined to be the same, then the price of oranges is equivalent.
6 oranges for $2.00 = 6/2 = 3 oranges for $1.00
3 oranges for $1.00 = 3/1 = 3 oranges for $1.00
1 orange and $3.00 = unknown, more than $3.00
9 oranges for $3.00 = 9/3 = 3 oranges for $1.00
answer: A. 6 oranges for $2, B. 3 oranges for $1, and D. 9 oranges for $3
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6 oranges for $2.00 = 6/2 = 3 oranges for $1.00
3 oranges for $1.00 = 3/1 = 3 oranges for $1.00
1 orange and $3.00 = unknown, more than $3.00
9 oranges for $3.00 = 9/3 = 3 oranges for $1.00
answer: A. 6 oranges for $2, B. 3 oranges for $1, and D. 9 oranges for $3
hope the helps!