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Yesterday Kirk borrowed $13 from his friend. Today he borrowed $8 more. He plans to pay his friend back $15 tomorrow. What will Kirks balance be?
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Yesterday Kirk borrowed $13 from his friend. Today he borrowed $8 more. He plans to pay his friend back $15 tomorrow. What will Kirks balance be?
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Yesterday Kirk borrowed $13 from his friend. Today he borrowed $8 more. He plans to pay his friend back $15 tomorrow. What will Kirks balance be?
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I believe the correct answer is $6.00
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