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Joe buys a set of books that cost $45.58. He gives the cashier three (3) $20 bills and three (3) pennies. How much change should Joe get back?
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Joe buys a set of books that cost $45.58. He gives the cashier three (3) $20 bills and three (3) pennies. How much change should Joe get back?
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Joe pays out $60.03 for a $45.58 item. Subtract: $60.03-$45.58=$14.45.
He should receive $14.45 in change.
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