Shopping calculation
Mom bought a sweater for 840 crowns, shoes for 730 crowns, and two t-shirts for 120 crowns each. Guess if 2000 CZK was enough for her purchase. Then calculate how many Czech crowns the seller gave her back or how much she had to pay extra.
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