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Mike bought 1/3 of a pound of cashews and 1/5 of a pound of
peanuts. How much money did he spend?
peanuts
$5.00
cashews
$12.00
pecans
$7.00
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Mike bought 1/3 of a pound of cashews and 1/5 of a pound of
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