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amiee wants to order DVDs from amazon each DVD costs 8.49 and shipping for the entire order is 5 dollars she only has 70 dollars

to spend how many DVDs can she order

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Neporo4naja [7]2 years ago

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You can only get 7 because you could get 8 of them but you need to remember that shipping is 5 dollars. 70/8.49 is 8.24499411 but it would be 7 dvds.

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