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Damon Dodson

8 June, 07:43

Tamir buys tickets to two concerts this season. One has a face value of $32.50, and one has a face value of $26.50. He uses a coupon and gets both tickets at 1/4 off. If he pays with a $50 bill, how much change should Tamir receive? $5.75 $7.63 $30.13 $44.25

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