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Linda wants to buy 20 crayons. ToyWorld sells crayons at 4 for 25 cents, and GameLand sells crayons at 5 for 30 cents. Which of

the two stores sells 20 crayons for less, and by how many cents?

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Lisa [10]3 years ago

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Gameland will send the crayons for less. toyworld would sell the crayons at $1.25 and gameland would sell the crayons at $1.20

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