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31 August, 00:55

Kathi and robert hawn had a pottery stand at the annual skippack craft fair. they sold some of their pottery at the original price of 12.50 each, but later decreased the price of each by 4.00. if they sold all 91 pieces and took in 865.50, find how many they sold at the original price and how much they sold at the reduced price.

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