At Dave's diner, 2 sandwiches and 2 drinks cost $12. You can buy 5 drinks for the cost of one sandwich.

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If you’re asking for the cost of the drink, the drink would be $1. This is because 2 sandwiches would cost $10 and that means 1 sandwich would make it $5. If 2 sandwiches cost $10, the remaining $2 in the $12 dollars would be the drinks. 2 drinks for $2 would make 1 drink for $1. So the cost of 5 drinks is $5 or $1 per drink.

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