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Mr. Smith gave a cashier a $50 bills for a purchase of $38.70. The cashier gave him a $10 dollar bill, two $1 bills and three dimes back. Did Mr. Smith get the correct change? Why or why not?
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Mr. Smith gave a cashier a $50 bills for a purchase of $38.70. The cashier gave him a $10 dollar bill, two $1 bills and three dimes back. Did Mr. Smith get the correct change? Why or why not?

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no he gave him a dollar extra. if his total is 38.70 and gave 50 if you subtract it would be 11.30 not 12.30

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