Answer: Option 'B' is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of pounds of candy = 30
Cost per pound = $1.10
Total amount would be
[tex]30\times 1.10\\\\=33[/tex]
Let the number of pound that sold at $1.50 per pound be 'x'.
Let the number of pound that sold at 90 cents per pound be '30-x.
According to question, we get that
[tex]1.5x+0.90(30-x)=33\\\\1.5x+27-0.90x=33\\\\1.5x-0.9x=33-27\\\\0.6x=6\\\\x=\dfrac{6}{0.6}=10[/tex]
Hence, there are 10 pounds of chocolates worth $1.50 per pound.
Therefore, Option 'B' is correct.