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Diana buys some bottles of orange and some bottles of lemonade. A bottle of orange costs £1.75. A bottle of lemonade costs £1.20. Diana buys 2 bottles of orange and 3 bottles of lemonade.
She gets 1/5 off the total cost
Diana pays with a £10 note
How much change should diana get?

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