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Jenny wants to buy a new dress for her first school dance. She borrows $25.63 from her sister to help pay for the dress. Then Jenny earns $16.33 helping her dad organize his home office. If she gives all
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Jenny wants to buy a new dress for her first school dance.

She borrows $25.63 from her sister to help pay for the dress. Then Jenny earns $16.33 helping her dad organize his home office. If she gives all the earnings to her sister, Jenny will still owe her sister

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No, she will still owe $9.30. $25.63 - $16.33= $9.30

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she will owe 9.30 cents left
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