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Pierre's general store sold 32 notebooks and 16 newspapers in July for a total of $112. In August, Pierre's sold 50 notebooks and 30 newspapers at the same prices for a total of $200. If you were to purchase 1 notebook and 1 newspaper together at Pierre's, how much would it cost? (Disregard any additional tax. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.)


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