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Mathematics, 29.01.2022 21:10 kandrews6221

A customer purchased x bottles of water for $1.29 each. The customer gives the cashier $15.00 and gets $4.68 in return. How many bottles of water did the customer buy? Enter your answer in the box. bottles of water

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