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Pine Bluff Middle School is having its annual Spring Fling dance, which will cost

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Anon25 [30]4 years ago

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I think your asking how much the school will have left over. If so:

125 ( not including the tickets)
It depends on how many kids are coming to the dance in order to fully solve this problem.

You didn't word this properly so that what I got with what I had:)

If you have anymore questions, ask me them on my profile so I'll be sure to get them:)

I hope this helps:)

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