Arthur had $90. He spent $40 and gave$20 to his brother. what fraction of Arthur's money left?

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Leonidas Brady

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8 February, 08:39

Arthur had $90. He spent $40 and gave$20 to his brother. what fraction of Arthur's money left?

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Finley Cooke · Answer 1

Arthur has $90 and spent $40 and gave the $20 to his brother. The total cost of the money he gave was $60. It leaves him with only $30 to keep. If you'll do the math, Arthur had already spent ⅔ of his money. Let’s say that $90 is equals to a whole number 1 or 3/3 and $60 was its ⅔. Subtract ⅔ ($60) from 3/3 ($90) which will leave you with ⅓. Only ⅓ of Arthur's money was left after spending it.