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The Photo-Lab company offers developing digital photos in the size of 9 x 13 cm for 2,- CZK per photo. However, it adds a flat fee of 50,- CZK to the order (for any number of photos taken). Calculate what price we actually pay for 1 photo if we order 1, 5, 20, 100 photos.
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