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If one gets 10 reward points for every $1 worth of shopping, then a person who did a shopping of $73 gets how many reward points more than a person who did shopping worth $52 ?
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A person who did a shopping worth $73 gets 73 x 10 = <<7310=730>>730 reward points.
A person who did a shopping worth $52 gets 52 x 10 = <<5210=520>>520 reward points.
The difference in reward points = 730 - 520 = <<730-520=210>>210
Therefore, the person who did a shopping of $73 gets 210 more reward points than the person who did shopping worth $52.
Answer: 210.
Answer: D
A person who did a shopping worth $52 gets 52 x 10 = <<5210=520>>520 reward points.
The difference in reward points = 730 - 520 = <<730-520=210>>210
Therefore, the person who did a shopping of $73 gets 210 more reward points than the person who did shopping worth $52.
Answer: 210.
Answer: D
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