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Kai goes out to lunch with their friends. At the end of the meal, they receive a bill for euros\text{euros}. Which number represents the change in the amount of money Kai and their friends have? Choose 11 answer: \newline(Choice A) euros\text{euros} AA euros\text{euros} \newline(Choice B) euros\text{euros} BB euros\text{euros}

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Q. Kai goes out to lunch with their friends. At the end of the meal, they receive a bill for euros\text{euros}. Which number represents the change in the amount of money Kai and their friends have? Choose 11 answer: \newline(Choice A) euros\text{euros} AA euros\text{euros} \newline(Choice B) euros\text{euros} BB euros\text{euros}
  1. Identify Total Bill Amount: First, we need the total bill amount to solve the problem, but it seems like the bill amount is missing from the problem statement.

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