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Lisa Colon

16 May, 09:24

Multi-step: Carnations cost $0.99 each, daisies cost $1.75 each, and lilies cost $2.26 each. How much would and arrangement cost that is made with 3 carnations, two more daises than carnations, and twice as many lilies as daises?

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