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2 years ago

Please help its due in tommorow btw You get brainliest

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BlackZzzverrR [31]2 years ago

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So if the total is $8.75, and 1 torch costs $7.66, and you bought 1 torch and two batteries, you would have to subtract 8.75 - 7.66 which is 1.09, and then divide that in half to get the price per battery.
Final answer = 1 Battery = $0.54

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