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2 years ago

The answer and how to do it

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inessss [21]2 years ago

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Alright, here is how to do it:
First you are going to want to multiply 4x4. [That is Dino's Charges for 4 Sandwiches.] So once you've done that, you should get 16

Now, you're going to want to multiply 8x4. [That is Carla's charges for 4 Sandwiches.] So once you've done that, you should get 24.

Now, to find the difference you will have to subtract them. 24-16 = 18.
Now that we've done this we now know your answer is:
Carla's sandwiches cost more than Dino's sandwiches. The difference is 18 dollars.
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