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Here are the prices for cans of juice that are the same brand and the same size at different stores. Which store offers the best

deal? Explain
Choices:

A - 4 cans for $3.56
B - 6 cans for $5.16
C - 8 cans for $7.04
D - 10 cans for $9.00

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elena55 [62]2 years ago

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Awnser is c i look good

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