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People often want to save money for a future purchase. You are writing a program to determine how much to save each week given the cost of the purchase and the number of weeks.
For example, if the cost of the purchase is $100 and the desired number of weeks is 5, then you divide $100 by 5. You find that you need to save $20 each week.
To test the accuracy again, if the cost of the purchase is $250 and the number of weeks is 10, then the amount saved each week should be $ __
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