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lorasvet [3.4K]
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The members of the boosters organization at your high school bought new balls for the school . They spent $ 22.00 per basketball

and \$36.00 per football, spending a total of $ 688.00. They bought 3 more footballs than basketballs . How many of each type of ball did they buy ?
Mathematics
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