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Luke mowed a lawn today to earn some extra money. He spent $2.10 on fuel and $4.45 on lunch. He charged $13.50 to mow the lawn. What was his profit for mowing the lawn?$6.95$11.15$20.05$15.85
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Luke mowed a lawn today to earn some extra money. He spent $2.10 on fuel and $4.45 on lunch. He charged $13.50 to mow the lawn. What was his profit for mowing the lawn?$6.95$11.15$20.05$15.85

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$4.45 + $2.10 = $6.55
$13.50 - $6.55 = $6.95 so the answer is $6.95
User Ryan Buening
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If you add his expenses, $2.10 + $4.45 you’ll get that Luke spent $6.55 today.

Then subtract his expenses by how much he made for mowing the lawn, $13.50 - $6.55 =


Your answer is A. $6.95
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