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Mathematics, 28.07.2019 07:40 mikaydeannf1351

Which is the better deal? question 2 options: 1 lb of apples for $2.50 3 lbs of apples for $4.25 5 lbs of apples for $7.20 10 lbs of apples for $15.00

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