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Bhavik bought 333 liters of milk and 555 loaves of bread for a total of \$11$11dollar sign, 11. a month later, he bought 444 liters of milk and 444 loaves of bread at the same prices, for a total of \$10$10dollar sign, 10. how much does a liter of milk cost, and how much does a loaf of bread cost?

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