Four students had the following amounts of money in their pockets: $3.14, $.67, $2.45, and $1.14. How much money did they have all together? A. $7.04 B. $7.00 C. $7.40 D. $7.44

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$3.14 + $0.67 + $2.45 + $1.14 = $7.40

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