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Mathematics, 21.10.2020 23:01 zoeyjorschumb17

Gina wants to buy some cola for a party. She is also going to buy some burgers and some buns.
Cola, burgers and buns are all sold in packs.
There are
6 cans of cola in a pack
12 burgers in a pack
9 buns in a pack
A pack of cola costs à £2.95
A pack of burgers costs À A£4.95
A pack of buns costs à £1.80
Gina is going to buy the same number of cans of cola, burgers and buns.
Gina sees this special offer for cola.
Cola Offer
Buy two packs of cola
Get one pack free
Col Cole Col Cold
Cola Cola
Buy these 2 packs
Get this pack free
Work out the cheapest total price Gina pays for the cola, the burgers and the buns.

i got ans 33.8 pounds is it right?

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