Mathematics, 22.04.2021 18:20 gyexisromero10

Greg bought a jacket for $35.23, a flag for $10.75, and a baseball cap for $17.25. He paid $50 and the rest he borrowed from his friend. If Greg got $6.77 in change from the cashier, how much did he
borrow from his friend to pay for all the items?

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