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Shane bought lunch for $5.38 and a shirt for $15.95. He then used the rest of his money to buy a book. He spent a total of $38.1

2. How much money did Shane spend on the book?
$10.57

$16.79

$22.17

$32.74

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barxatty [35]2 years ago

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You add $5.38 & $15.95, which equals $21.33. Then subtract $21.33 from $38.12. Your answer is $16.79. That's how much Shane spent on the book.

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