If Subway sells turkey sandwiches for $3.79 each, how many sandwiches can you buy for your 6 friends to share with $20.00

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Sophie [7]3 years ago

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3.75 each, 6 friends, $20. 6 multiplied by 3.75 is 18.75. you can buy 5 sandwiches

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