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If the total cost of an apple and a banana is $1.10 and the apple cost $1.00 more than the banana. how much does the banana cost?
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If the total cost of an apple and a banana is $1.10 and the apple cost $1.00 more than the banana. how much does the banana cost?
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.10 because if the apple costs 1$ and the total was 1.10 that means the banana was just .10
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