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yulyashka
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2 years ago
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Suppose that electricity for the Lopez family toaster cost Ghc8.00 per hour. How much money will the Lopez family pay per year i
f they use the toaster 3 hours per week
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aivan3
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The Answer is 1248 they should pay
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