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The price of Phillips favorite candy has been reduced by 15 cent per piece. Philips buys 14 pieces and spend $3.22 what is the r

egular price of each piece of candy

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Tamiku [17]3 years ago

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Well, if we divide 3.22 by 14 we get 0.23
0.23 +0.15 is 0.38
the answer would be $0.38

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