$12.59 for dog food and $4.75 for shampoo what how much did the dog food cost than the shampoo

2 answers:

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The answer is $7.84
To get the ammount all you need to do is subtract the $4.75 from the dog food $12.59
$12.59-$4.75= $7.84

enot [183]3 years ago

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12.59 - 4.75 = 7.84$ hope this helped

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