A ball cost $3.50 a book and a mug $6.51 a mug and ball $6.00 find the price of a ball a book and of a mug?
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ball: $3.50\nmug: $2.50\nbook: $4.01
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Trust Ray!   Apples cost 15 cents and Oranges cost 10.  Just write the two equations and it is clear.
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approx. $71.50 give or take a dollar. But that is the round about cost.
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To find the rate of each store price.....\nJust divide .88 cents by 5.51oz =.1597 cents per ounce\nThen divide .99 cents by 6 oz =.165 cents per ounce\nThe store that sold the item for .1597 cents per ounce has a better deal.
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You can do that in your head! 64 oz is more than 3 times 20 oz. Is $2.39 more than 3 times $1.05? Nuh-uh. So 64 oz is the better deal. Wasn't that easy?
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That problem is the way you state the question.  They each paid $15 * 3 = $45.  Her returned $5, so the total paid to the store is $40.\n\nNow each got one dollar back, so they paid in $14*3 = $42, and the one boy has the extra $2 which needs to be split.  There is no extra dollar:  $42 - $2 = $40!!
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In Delhi, the match ball costs around Rs.4500 and the replica costs around Rs. 700 to Rs.800. You can get the original mini match ball for around Rs.1000.
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Kohl's has books and stuffed animals that go along with the books that are for charity(can't remember which one).  They are $5.00 each and I believe all of the procceeds go to that charity.  These are sold all year long.  The books and animals change every so often.
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L8.00 is equal to about $9.47\nGive or take a penny.  ;)
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Um, ok, Zanza.  Try 1.99, 4.99, 9.99, 6.95, and 3.99.  Those are actual prices, so...lemme know how many you need.
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£11.99\n\nhope you buy it
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About $50.  Check out what its going for on eBay.com ;)  It's not going for 250 on eBay right now.  Its valued at about 50 for a decent copy.
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3 is A $4,187 and 4 is D $6.08
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If the total cost of an item is X * 1.06, then 9.49 DIVIDED BY 1.06 will give you the original price.  It was $8.95\n\nProof:  $8.95 * 6% = $0.54; $8.95 + $.54 = $9.49
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Presumably, Marie needs to know how much "X" books would weigh if she could pack that many into a box that weighs 6 oz.\n\nThe equation for this would be:\n\n4X + 6 = Tw\n\nwhere X is the number of 4 oz books, 6 is the weight of the box, and Tw is the total weight of the box loaded with X number of books.\n\nSo, if only one book fits, box with book weighs 10 oz.\nIf two books fit, box with two books weighs 14 oz.\nIf three books fit, box with three books weighs 18 oz.\nAnd so on.\n\nJust multiply the number of books, X, by the weight of each book, 4 oz, and add the weight of the box, 6 oz to get the total weight of box plus the books.
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cost = c\n\n3c + 40 = 340\n3c = 300\nc = 100
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