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If she bought 1 screwdriver what is the most expensive item she can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>Carol had $5.00 when she went to the book fair. If she bought 1 poster what is the most expensive item she can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>3) The table below shows the prices of 4) The table below shows the prices of\u003Cbr>several items at a clothing store.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Item \u003Cbr>Price hat $3.35 scarf $2.35 jacket $3.75 t-shirt $1.40 hoodie $2.85\u003Cbr>Maria had $5.00 when she went to the store. If she bought 1 scarf what is the most expensive itemshe can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>several items at a fruit stand.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Item \u003Cbr>Price apple $3.00 watermelon $2.95 cherry $2.50 orange $1.45 strawberry $2.70\u003Cbr>Bianca had $5.00 when she went to the stand. If she bought 1 apple what is the most expensive item she can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>5) The table below shows the prices of 6) The table below shows the prices of\u003Cbr>several items at the school store.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Item \u003Cbr>Price marker $2.85 pencil $3.55 eraser $3.50 pen $1.80 notepad $1.65\u003Cbr>Kaleb had $5.00 when he went to the store. If he bought 1 marker what is the most expensive item he can buy with the money he has left?\u003Cbr>several items at a toy store.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Item \u003Cbr>Price toy car $2.15 figurine $1.25 coloring book $3.15 board game $2.00 organizer $3.10\u003Cbr>Vanessa had $5.00 when she went to the store. 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If she bought 1 screwdriver what is the most expensive item she can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>$5.00- $2.90 = $2.10\u003Cbr>Carol had $5.00 when she went to the book fair. If she bought 1 poster what is the most expensive item she can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>$5.00- $3.00 = $2.00\u003Cbr>3) The table below shows the prices of 4) The table below shows the prices of\u003Cbr>several items at a clothing store.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Item \u003Cbr>Price hat $3.35 scarf $2.35 jacket $3.75 t-shirt $1.40 hoodie $2.85\u003Cbr>Maria had $5.00 when she went to the store. If she bought 1 scarf what is the most expensive itemshe can buy with the money she has left?\u003Cbr>$5.00- $2.35 = $2.65\u003Cbr>several items at a fruit stand.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Item \u003Cbr>Price apple $3.00 watermelon $2.95 cherry $2.50 orange $1.45 strawberry $2.70\u003Cbr>Bianca had $5.00 when she went to the stand. 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