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2 years ago

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Verizon [17]2 years ago

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4h+3p=13.75
2h+5p=11.25

4h+10p=22.50
4h+3p=13.75
7p=8.75
one pretzel =1.25

2h+5(1.25)=11.25
2h+6.25=11.25
2h=5
One hot dog = 2.50

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