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Jim bought two packages of candy at the store for $1.20 each. How much change did he receive from $3.00?

Jim bought two packages of candy at the store for $1.20 each. How much change did he receive from $3.00?
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Jim bought two packages of candy at the store for $1.20 each. How much change did he receive from $3.00?

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0.60

Explanation:

1.20 x 2 - 3.00 = 0.60

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