Cinema 5
James wants to go to the movies every Tuesday for five years. After a year, he learned that the ticket price on Wednesday was only € 5.10 and € 5.60 the other day. Now that he knows about the discount, he decided to change his habits and go to the cinema every Wednesday. How much will he save money?
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