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The price of 6 week old Beagle puppies are $339.50 but they're coming on sale this Friday and will be 20% cheaper. How much will

the puppy cost me if I buy it on Friday?

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Elden [556K]3 years ago

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339.50x 0.2= 67.9dollars i think...

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