Mathematics, 06.07.2019 11:00 hma9153

Mrs. gordon had $40 to spend on cookies and pies. she bought 4 cookies, each of which cost $3. she spent twice as much on pies as she spent on cookies. mrs. gordon bought 3 pies that each cost the same amount. how much did each pie cost? $ how much money did mrs. gordon have left after buying the cookies and pies? $

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