You bought a magazine for $7 and some candy bars for $3 each. You spent a total of $16. How

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Answer: 3, you bought 3 candy bars

explanation: If your total amount spent was $16 and you need to know the how many candy bars were bought, you would subtract $7 for the magazine from the total spent of $16. Then when you come up with 9 that’s how much money they spent on candy bars. If a candy bar is $3 each, 9 divided by 3 is 3. Which means you spent $9 for 3 candy bars.

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