A bottle and a cork together cost $1 and Penny 1. If the cost of bottle is more than that of the cork by $1, what is the cost of the bottle and that of the cork?
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Considering 1 penny = 1 cent, cost of the bottle = $ 1 and half cent and the cork = half cent.
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