In March, the price of a small coffee increased from$2 to $6, and the price of a large coffee increasedfrom $6 to $18 dollars. If I spent a total of $50 on acombination of small and large coffees in January,and now spent a total of $35 on a combination ofsmall and large coffees in march, how many small andlarge coffees am I able to buy now?

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and now spent a total of $35 on a combination of small and large coffees in march, how many small and large coffees am I able to buy now?

Essentials Of Investments

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