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Justin bought 7 oranges at a grocery store. Justin gave the cashier $10 and received $3 in change. If the price of each orange was the same, how much did one orange cost?

Justin bought 7 oranges at a grocery store. Justin gave the cashier $10 and received $3 in change. If the price of each orange was the same, how much did one orange cost?
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Justin bought 7 oranges at a grocery store. Justin gave the cashier $10 and

received $3 in change. If the price of each orange was the same, how much
did one orange cost?

User Johannes Heesterman
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If i'm right, it's 1 dollar since the original price for 7 oranges was 7 dollars.
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