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Ann is planning a trip to Australia. The table below shows the cities she hopes to visit while she is there, as well as the amount of money she estimates that she will spend in each place as a result of lodging, eating, transport, and similar expenses. All costs are given in Australian dollars ($). City Cost ($) Toowoomba 161 Sunshine Coast 264 Newcastle 198 Perth 130 Sydney 224 Hobart 301 Bendigo 277 Ann has $1,265 budgeted for this portion of her trip. Which of the following possibilities represents the smallest portion she can cut out of her plans to stay under budget? a. Toowoomba and Perth b. Hobart c. Sydney and Newcastle d. Bendigo

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