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14. Damien has $80 to spend on desserts for a party. He buys three cakes for $9.75 each and wants to buy pies with the remainder of his money. If each pie costs $6.50, what is the maximum number of pies
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14. Damien has $80 to spend on desserts for a party. He buys three cakes for $9.75 each and

wants to buy pies with the remainder of his money.
If each pie costs $6.50, what is the maximum number of pies that Damien can buy?

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Answer is 7 because it is
User Gabriele Giuseppini
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Answer: 7

Step-by-step explanation: 9.75x3=29.25-> 80-29.25=50.75-> 50.75 divided by 6.50=7.8

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