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Mary has $15.63 left in her wallet after spending $8.01 on snacks. How much did she have in her wallet before she bought the sna

cks? (Do not put the $ sign in your answer. Just type the amount without the $ sign.

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sergey [27]3 years ago

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$15.63 was left after she spent $8.01 on snacks. Do 15.63 + 8.01 which gives u 23.64, this is the amount Mary had before buying snacks

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