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Which is a better buy? 5000 sqft of lawn food for $11.99 or 12500 sqft of lawn food for $19.99? Show proof.
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Which is a better buy? 5000 sqft of lawn food for $11.99 or 12500 sqft of lawn food for $19.99? Show proof.
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12500 cause 5000 goes into 12500 twice and it would be 24$ for 10000 sqft and then another 6 so 30$ cause 2500 is half of 5000
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