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Three and 4 friends go to the movies each person buys a movie ticket for $7,a snack for $5,and a drink for $2.write an expressio

n for the total cost of the trip to the movies.Then find out the cost

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BlackZzzverrR [31]3 years ago

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(3+4) x (7+5+2) which equals $98

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