Shawn is buying meat and chicken for a

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If he wants a good variety of items he should purchase 2 bags or chicken for $12. Then he can spend the remaining $18 on different types of meet such as ham, turkey, sausage, or pork.

Trava [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

He'll eat anything, chicken, beef, pork, he's not very choosy. He was asked how much chicken he wants to buy at different prices (each week).Step-by-step explanation:

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