Andy spends $30 a week on movies and magazines. The price of a movie is $8, the price of a magazine is $2, and Andy sees 3 movies a week and buys 3 magazines

The price of a magazine increases to $4 and Andy's brother gives him $6 a week so that he can still see 3 movies a week and buy 3 magazines. In this situation, Andy will see ________ movies a week and buy ________ magazines. A) fewer than 3; fewer than 3
B) 3; 3
C) fewer than 3; more than 3
D) more than 3; fewer than 3


D

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