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Maggie wants to buy 4 roses, 6 carnations, and 9 tulips. She estimates that she will spend about 14 dollars on these flowers. Do you agree?
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It depends on how much each rose, carnation, and tulips costs. You can then determine if this prediction is accurate.
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