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Simon earned $15.50 delivering newspapers on Saturday. On Sunday, he spent $6.95 when he purchased a movie ticket. He needed to borrow money from a friend to complete his purchase of a snack. How much money did Simon pay for the snack if he owes his friend $5? $13.55 $17.45 $20.50 $27.45
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@KJSaif
Okay, So you subtract $15.50 - $6.95 and get $8.55 is the rest of his money. And now you add $8.55 plus 5$ and then you get $13.55. That is how much money he spent on his snack.
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