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Please Help due tonight really need help It's a grade Joey gets an allowance of $17 per week. He wants to buy a new basketball that costs $43.67. When will Jose be able to buy the basketball if he has already saved $22.22, but also has to pay $13.45 each week for snacks and school supplies? make an equation or inequality and solve. Show your work
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