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Jake began the day with 6 dollars in his wallet. Then he withdrew some

money from the bank and added that to what was already in his wallet. After

doing that, he had 31 dollars in his wallet.

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Morris

Mathematics

22 January, 20:09

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Jake began the day with 6 dollars in his wallet. Then he withdrew some

money from the bank and added that to what was already in his wallet. After

doing that, he had 31 dollars in his wallet.

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Miya · Answer 1

He added $25 to the contents of his wallet.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here's what's happening, symbolically:

$6 + m = $31, or m = $25. Jake added $25 (represented by m) to the contents of his wallet.

Type < = to mean <or > = to mean.Jake began the day with 6 dollars in his wallet. Then he withdrew somemoney from the bank and added that to what was already in his wallet. Afterdoing that, he had 31 dollars in his wallet.

Type < = to mean <

or > = to mean.

Jake began the day with 6 dollars in his wallet. Then he withdrew some

money from the bank and added that to what was already in his wallet. After

doing that, he had 31 dollars in his wallet.