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Which is the most appropriate answer for this problem? Kara bought a sweater for $16.98, a shirt for $14.99, and jeans for $21.9

5. How much change will Kara get if she gives the cashier $60?

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liq [111]3 years ago

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60-(16.98+14.99+21.95)=change=60-53.92=6.08

change is $6.08

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