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9) Zarina can afford to buy 3 tomatoes and no toothbrushes, or 2 toothbrushes and no tomatoes. The relative price of a toothbrush is A) 6 tomatoes. B) 2/3 of a tomato. C) 3/2 tomatoes. D) 1/6 of a tomato. E) impossible to calculate without additional information.

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