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51. Jonathan is selling vintage albums to a rare music

dealer. He earned $20 for each of the first 3 vintage

albums that he sold; he then earned $32 per album for

the next 5 vintage albums he sold. What was the aver-

age amount Jonathan earned on the 8 albums?

A. $24.50

B. $26.00

C. $27.00

D. $27.50

E. $29.00

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