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Justin bought a 20 pound pumpkin for $9.80. Kyle bought a 5 pound pumpkin for $2.60. Who got a better deal on their pumpkin? Be

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sveta [45]3 years ago

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20-9.80=?

5.-2.60=?

Find out. Solve them.

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