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Buy 6 mangoes and get 2 free $2.00 per mango (a) Robin purchased $36.00 worth of mangoes. How many free mangoes did Robin get? (b) How many mangoes did he get all together? (c) Peter also bought mangoes. He received 40 mangoes. How much did Peter pay?

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