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SimAnt that wants to buy six roses for carnations and eight tulips she estimates that she will spend about $14 on these flowers

do you agree explain your answer

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Ghella [55]3 years ago

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6 roses + 4 carnations + 8 tulips = $14
that would be 12 flowers, so each flower would be less than $1, which seems feasible.

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