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Titus bought 1.2 pounds of pears for $1.50 per pound. He also bought 2 pounds of candy for $2.75 per pound. Titus gave the cashier $20 for the pears and candy. How much change did he receive? A) $15.75
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Titus bought 1.2 pounds of pears for $1.50 per pound. He also bought 2 pounds of candy for $2.75 per pound. Titus gave the cashier $20 for the pears and candy. How much change did he receive?

A) $15.75
B) $13.60
C) $12.70
D) $7.30

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The answer would be - C = 12.70
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