Mathematics, 11.12.2020 01:00 bambamshortymacc
The Sweet Shoppe sells a half-dozen cupcakes for $16.50. The Cupcake Factory sells a dozen cupcakes for $30.00. Jameska purchases two cupcakes from each shop. What is the difference in the purchases?
The difference in the purchases is $
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