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Carl went to the store to buy items for his party.He bought two packs for plates for $3.24 and a pack of cups for $5.70. He also

bought a pack of forks for $6.17. If Carl paid with two $10 bills ,how much change did he get back

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Andre45 [30]3 years ago

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3.24 + 5.70 + 6.17 = 15.11

20.00 - 15.11 = 5.11

He got 5.11$ of change back.

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