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Tom had $56. He bought a soda for $2 and 2 cookies for $3. Which expression correctly shows the total money Tom has left? A. $56

+ (?$2) + (?$3) B $56 + (?$2) ? (?$3) C $56 ? (?$2) ? (?$3) D $56 ? (?$2) + (?$3)

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deff fn [24]3 years ago

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C ($56) - ($2) - ($3)

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