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navik [9.2K]
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In 2008, a cure for cancer walk sold 21 pink sponsorships and 10 gold sponsorships for a total of $770. In 2009 the walk collect

ed $840 by selling 7 pink sponsorships and 20 gold sponsorships. What is the cost of one pink sponsorship?
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tankabanditka [31]2 years ago
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In 2008, a cure for cancer walk sold 21 pink sponsorships & 10 gold sponsorships for a total of $770. In 2009, the walk collected $840 by selling 7 pink sponsorships and 20 gold sponsorships. The cost of one sponsorship is approximately $20.
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