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Sage Conrad

12 February, 04:29

Brian decided to start a dog-walking service. He's going to charge each dog owner $4.50 to walk one dog and $6.75 to walk two dogs. Approximately how much will he earn if he walks 13 single dogs and 9 sets of two dogs?

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