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Mathematics, 05.04.2021 17:30 zhellyyyyy

Create an integer that could be used to represent each situation below. a. Kevin owes his brother $17.b. Alyssa deposited $158 into her bank account. c. James made a profit of $275 selling snow cones over the weekend.

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