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Leo, Donnie, and micheal decide to order some pizzas. Leo pays for 1/4 of the order and Donnie and micheal paid the rest in the

ratio of 4:5. If micheal paid $4 more than Donnie, how much did the pizzas cost?

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GREYUIT [131]2 years ago

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45

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