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The cost of a bagel and a cup of coffee is $2.35. The cost of 2 bagels and a cup of coffee is $4.20. What is the cost of one cup

of coffee?

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Gnesinka [82]2 years ago

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Hey!

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Solution and Answer:

4.20 - 2.35 - $1.85 per bagel.

1.85 x 2 = $3.70 for 2 bagels.

4.20 - 3.70 = $0.50 per coffee.

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