2 years ago

6 Mateo and Katia each walked into a

Mathematics

1 answer:

inna [77]2 years ago

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Answer:

(amounts could be:)

Katia: $3.50

Mateo: $1.75

Step-by-step explanation:

<em>Remember that a quarter = $0.25, 4 quarters = $1.00</em>

<h3>We know that they both have 38 quarters ($9.50) </h3>

<em>after an hour of playing games in the arcade, Katia has $1.75 more than Mateo</em>

lets say that Katia has <em>(random amount)</em><em>$3.50(14 quarters) </em>and Mateo has $1.75 less than that.

$3.50 - $1.75 = $1.75

<h3>Katia has $3.50 and Mateo has $1.75.</h3>

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