Exploration 2: Info Gap: Music Devices Directions: Problem #2 is provided below. Think about the specific information that is needed to solve the problem. Type the information in the table. The store starts selling another music device. Jada is interested in Device D, though she does not have enough money to buy it. How much does Device D cost? What specific information is needeto solve this problem?

Exploration 2: Info Gap: Music Devices Directions: Problem #2 is provided below. Think about the specific information that is needed to solve the problem. Type the information in the table. The store starts selling another music device. Jada is interested in Device D, though she does not have enough money to buy it. How much does Device D cost? What specific information is needeto solve this problem?

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Exploration 2: Info Gap: Music Devices
Directions: Problem #2 is provided below. Think about the specific information that is
needed to solve the problem. Type the information in the table.
The store starts selling another music device. Jada is interested in Device D, though she
does not have enough money to buy it. How much does Device D cost?
What specific information is needeto solve this
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