Mathematics, 14.02.2020 19:41, aparr2007
Joy and joanna both purchase party invitations. They both spent the same amount of money. Joy spent $.75 per invitation and $3.25 on shipping and handling. Joanna spent $.50 on each invitation and $6.00 on shipping and handling. How many invitations did each girl purchase?
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