​Al’s Produce Stand sells 6 tomatoes for $0.90. Barbara’s Produce stand sells 11 tomatoes for $1.54. Which produce stand has the better buy on tomatoes? Choose the best solution.

To determine which produce stand has the better buy on tomatoes, we need to calculate the price per tomato for each stand.

1. Al's Produce Stand:

   • Price: $0.90 for 6 tomatoes.
   • Price per tomato: \[ \text{Price per tomato} = \frac{0.90}{6} = 0.15 \text{ dollars per tomato} = 15 \text{ cents per tomato} \]

2. Barbara's Produce Stand:

   • Price: $1.54 for 11 tomatoes.
   • Price per tomato: \[ \text{Price per tomato} = \frac{1.54}{11} \approx 0.14 \text{ dollars per tomato} \approx 14 \text{ cents per tomato} \]

Conclusion:

• Al's Produce Stand: 15 cents per tomato
• Barbara's Produce Stand: 14 cents per tomato

Since Barbara's Produce Stand offers tomatoes at a lower price per tomato, Barbara's Produce Stand has the better buy on tomatoes.