Jason buys a pizza for $15.59 . He also buys 6 sodas. Each soda costs the same amount. He spends $23.33 on the pizza and the sodas. Jason finds the cost of each soda by calculating (23.33 − 15.59) ÷ 6

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What exactly is the question here? Are you trying to find how much the soda costs?

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