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Mathematics, 06.11.2020 16:20 cupcake122016

Spencer bought gas for his four-wheeler from Gas World on Saturday. On Sunday, he bought the same amount of gas from Fuel Stop for less money. Now, Spencer has $20 to spend on gas for his car. Fuel Stop is on his way home. If the gas prices haven't changed, will Spencer be able to get more or less gas at Fuel Stop than at Gas World?

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