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Jasmine is planning a surprise birthday for one of her coworkers. One pizza is $11 and a cake is $18. If Jasmine has $84, how ma

ny pizzas can she buy and still afford to buy a cake?

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Irina-Kira [14]2 years ago

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84-18=66
66 divided by 11 =6
Jasmine can buy 6 pizzas and 1 cake with $84

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