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3 years ago

If you answer this correctly I will give the brainiest and ANSWER ALL OF THEM 1 through 4 plz I beg you

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2 answers:

Helga [31]3 years ago

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1: $25.02
2: $13.73
3: 12 ounce 1.75
16 ounce $1.92
8 ounce $1.93
6 ounce $1.20
4: they should’ve bought the bigger steaks, the 8 ounce was 488 and the 6 ounce was 498. So the bigger ones were the bigger deal.

Fittoniya [83]3 years ago

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1. $25.02
2. $13.75
I’m not sure about the last two, sorry!

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