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Andrew and Chloe went shopping. Andrew spent $10 less than Chloe.
If we let y represent how much Chloe spent, write an algebraic expression for how much Andrew spent
If we let y represent how much Chloe spent, write an algebraic expression for how much Andrew spent
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