Lollipops cost 12p each, but I get 3 for 30p. What is the maximum number of lollipops I can buy if I have £2 to spend?

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Lollipops cost 12p each, but I get 3 for 30p. What is the maximum number of lollipops I can buy if I have £2 to spend?

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Answer:

18 lolly pops

Explanation:

3 = 30p

3x6 = 1.80

= 18

Atin Singh answered Aug 3, 2022

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