Wylie Mathematics Tournament Ciphering Competition

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Division II Round III – Number 7 For his art class, Bryce bought 2 kg of dark clay and 3 kg of light clay, paying $22 for the clay. He later needed 1 kg of dark clay and 2 kg of light clay, costing $13 altogether. How much more per kg does the dark clay cost than the light clay, in dollars?
Division I Round I <strong>Ciphering</strong> Participants in Round I ciphering from Division I schools should now make their way to the front.
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