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3 years ago

Jessica rented 1 video game and 3 movies for a total of $11.50.

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Over [174]3 years ago

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So you’ll take $11.50-$4.75=$6.75 then you’ll divide this answer by 3 6.75/3=2.25 so it was $2.25 per movie to rent

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