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Georgia [21]
4 years ago
14

You had $25 to spend on two pencils. After buying them you had $19. How much did each pencil cost?

Mathematics
1 answer:
kherson [118]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Cost of each pencil is $3.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that we have $25 to spend on two pencils.

After buying 2 pencils the remaining amount is $19.

Cost of 2 pencils = Total amount - Remaining amount

                            = $25 - $19

                            = $6

The cost of 2 pencils is $6. So, the cost of each pencil is

Cost of each pencil = \dfrac{\$6}{2}=\$3

Therefore, the cost of each pencil is $3.

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