Lollipop sales calculation
On Friday morning, we opened another box of lollipops, and by lunch, we sold a third of them at 4 crowns each. After lunch, we sold the rest of the box and raised the price to CZK 5 per piece. If there are 90 lollipops in the whole box, how much did we spend on it?
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