Adding fruit.?

apples

bananas

peaches

grapes

coconut

pineapple

tomatoes

peanuts

If each of those is a "fruit", then you have eight (8) fruits.

note: you did not ask how many pieces of truit

6 apples, 12 bananas, 8 peaches, 32 grapes, 1 coconut, 1 pineapple, and 4 tomatoes. Peanuts aren't fruit. So you have 60/64 fruits, depending on whether or not you think a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable.

Ok fine, 59/63.

You have:

6 apples

12 bananas

8 peaches

32 grapes

1 coconut

1 pineapple

4 tomatoes

100 peanuts

Therefore you have a total of 164 fruits.

To the others: yes, nuts are fruits (1), although strictly speaking a peanut is not a nut (2) but a legume (3). The tomato is also a fruit (technically, a berry) (4). No, they are not usually considered as such for culinary purposes, but given the responses, I surmise that the questioner was asking in a strictly botanical sense. The botanical definition of a fruit can be found at (5)

6 + (6 +6) + [(6 + 6) - 4] + [(6 + 6) - 4] x 4 + 1 + 4 = total # fruits.

The coconut & peanut are not fruit.

The tomato is a fruit.

;-)

You have . . .

6 apples (fruit)

12 bananas (fruit)

8 peaches (fruit)

32 grapes (fruit)

1 coconut (nut)

1 pineapple (fruit)

4 tomatoes (fruit)

100 peanuts (nut)

Total fruit: 63.

Both are good for you, each fruit/vegetable has different vitamins. Therefore as more variety, as better. Vegetables have generally less sugar than fruits.

A tomato is a fruit according to what I have read. Peanuts are not.

6 + 12 + 8 + (4 * 8) + 1

Coconut is not a fruit

Peanut is not a fruit

Not sure about the tomatoes.

Don't get smart with me !!

164!

63 ! :)