Mathematics, 29.09.2019 23:30 Simplytaylorgrenade

Jason stops at a ball-toss game at the carnival. the sign reads," three balls for 40 ¢ or or 6 balls for 60¢." what percent does he save by buying one set of six balls instead of two sets of three balls?me with this

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