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Jeff and Kevin went to the fair with $20 each. They paid $6 for two rides, $2 for cotton candy, and bought two drinks at $3 each. How much money do they have left over? $18 $20 $14 $26
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Jeff and Kevin went to the fair with $20 each. They paid $6 for two rides, $2 for cotton candy, and bought two drinks at $3 each. How much money do they have left over?
$18
$20
$14
$26
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$40 - $6 - $2 - $6 = $40 - $14 = $26
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