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Multistep: Cara has $25. She buys a shirt for $13.68. She buys a hat that is half the cost of the shirt. Which is the best estim

ate for the amount of money Cara should expect to have left?

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ch4aika [34]4 years ago

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If you solve the question you should get 20 dollars and 52 cents so maybe it is estimated to 20 dollars

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