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Mathematics, 24.01.2022 23:30 libertycooper

Here is part of the menu price list at a takeaway.
£1.20
Fish
£2.70
Chips
Peas
£1.60
Rice
45p| Sausage
90p Bread roll
25p| Samosa
30p
75p
Pickled onion
a) Keira buys a sausage, one portion of chips and a samosa.
How much does she pay?
£
b) Taha buys one fish, a portion of peas and a pickled onion.
lowan buys a portion of rice, a sausage and a bread roll.
How much more (in £) does Taha pay than lowan?
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£

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