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Mathematics, 13.12.2021 03:00, NutMeg6544

Quinn and Derek bought office supplies together. Quinn bought 10 packages of paper and 12 boxes of pens for a total cost of $ 33. Derek bought 15 packages of paper and 7 boxes of pens for a total of $ 27.5o. How much did a paper package cost? How much did a bunch of pens cost?

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