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Sam paid £8 for two footballs. One football cost £2 more than the other What was the cost of the more expensive football? [2 marks] Answer

Sam paid £8 for two footballs. One football cost £2 more than the other What was the cost of the more expensive football? [2 marks] Answer
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Sam paid £8 for two footballs.

One football cost £2 more than the other
What was the cost of the more expensive football?
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User Pieterbons
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£8-£2=£6

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User Mpavlov
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Answer:

£6 you do £8-£2= £6

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