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A hot dog stand at the fair sells hot dogs for $2 and drinks for $1. If the number of hot dogs you bought is 8 less than four ti

mes the number of drinks you bought, and you spent $20, how many hot dogs did you buy?

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Kryger [21]3 years ago

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$2 + $1 = $3

8 x 4 = 32

32 - $20 = $12

You will have $12 dollars to buy the hot dogs.

I hope I helped you! :D

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