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Mathematics, 15.12.2020 16:20 jackiecroce1

Brandon and his friend Ben combined their allowance of $15 each, so they could buy a movie for $20. They bought a bag of popcorn to share for $2. Then they bought bags of candy with the remaining money and split the bags evenly between them. The candy cost $1 each.

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