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Jylene and her brother had a total of $35.19 to buy school supplies. Jylene's school supplies cost $12.78. Her brother's school

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cost slightly more than $9. About how much money did they have left after buying school supplies?

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SOVA2 [1]3 years ago

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they had about 13 dollars left

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13

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