Store X has a sale on the store brand of canned tomatoes. A customer buys a six-month supply of the store-brand canned tomatoes. How much money does the customer save? (1) The customer uses 4 cans of tomatoes every month. (2) The cans of tomatoes are reduced in price to 4 for $1.

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Store X has a sale on the store brand of canned tomatoes. A customer buys a six-month supply of the store-brand canned tomatoes. How much money does the customer save? (1) The customer uses 4 cans of tomatoes every month. (2) The cans of tomatoes are reduced in price to 4 for $1.






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