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Candy store A sells bags of candy for a flat fee of $5 plus $12 per pound. Candy store B sells their candy for $6 plus $10 per p

ound. Which inequality matches when Store A will make more money than Store B? Response area

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Serggg [28]3 years ago

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store b because the sold more candy

then store a

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