Graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank money and decides to do the following:

1. Buy some clothes and sports gear for $314.23

2. Buy his mom a present for $123 3.

Divide the rest of the money equally among his three brothers.

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Winston Lucero

Mathematics

1 August, 15:37

Graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank money and decides to do the following:

1. Buy some clothes and sports gear for $314.23

2. Buy his mom a present for $123 3.

Divide the rest of the money equally among his three brothers.

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Allisson Walsh · Answer 1

weekly savings: 20 x 39 weeks = 780

additional fund: 780 + 100 = 880

bought clothes and sports gear = 880 - 314.23 = 565.77

bought his mom a present = 565.77 - 123 = 442.77

divide the rest equally among his 3 brothers = 442.77 / 3 = 147.59

Graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank money and decides to do the following:1. Buy some clothes and sports gear for $314.232. Buy his mom a present for $123 3.Divide the rest of the money equally among his three brothers.

Graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank money and decides to do the following:

1. Buy some clothes and sports gear for $314.23

2. Buy his mom a present for $123 3.

Divide the rest of the money equally among his three brothers.