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22 December, 20:35

Jackie mowed a lawn today to earn some extra money. She spent $1.90 on fuel and $4.65 on lunch. She charged $12.50 to mow the lawn. What was her profit for mowing the lawn? A. $5.95 B. $9.75 C. $15.25 D. $19.05

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