dollars-and-cents

Dictionary: dol·lars-and-cents (dŏl'ər-zən-sĕnts')

adj.

Considered or expressed in terms of money or profits: a dollars-and-cents approach to running a business.

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	An absent-minded bank teller switched the dollars and cents when he cashed a check for Mr Brown giving him dollars instead of cents and cents instead of dollars After buying a five-cent newspaper? Read answer...
	If Jimmy had 10 dollars and he went to the candy store and bought 45 candies at 6 cents each and 20 at 2 cents each Would he have enough to buy a 3 dollars lollipop? Read answer...
	If Sam bought a pair of socks for two dollars ninety five cents and a tie for seven dollars fifty cents he gave the cashier a twenty dollar bill how much change will Sam get back? Read answer...

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	A truck can be rented from basic rental for fifty dollars per day In addition you have to pay twenty cents per mile Continental charges twenty dollars per day in sddition to fifty cents per mile to?

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