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Alexis goes to the flower shop and buys 6 tulips and 4 daffodils. The total cost is $46. Marci goes to the same flower shop and

buys 3 tulips and 5 daffodils. The total cost is $41.75. The bills do not list a per item price. How much does one tulip and one daffodil cost?

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puteri [66]3 years ago

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Your answer can be two answer it can 126.12 or it can possibly be 96.80

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