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Una tienda vende jabón líquido y esponjas. El costo de 6 botellas de jabón es de $9.12. El costo de 4 esponjas es de $5.00. ¿Cuá

l es el costo total si se compran 2 botellas de jabón líquido y 3 esponjas?

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valentina_108 [34]3 years ago

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5.44

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<h3>Simplifying an expression</h3>

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