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23 July, 12:11

Mary jo spends $2,180 to buy stock in two companies. she pays $23 a share to one of the companies and $20 a share to the other. if she ends up with a total of 100 shares, how many shares did she buy at $23 a share and how many did she buy at $20 a share?

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