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Mick is planning a party. He wants to serve pizza, chips, and soda. Mick discovers that he can purchase one pizza for $11.80, one
bag of chips for $1.59, and one bottle of soda for $1.74. If Mick needs 12 pizzas, 15 bags of chips, and 15 sodas, which is a
reasonable amount that he will spend on food for the party?
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