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11 months ago

Julie had $20.00 in her pocket. She spent $7.40. About what percent of her money does she still have?

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posledela11 months ago

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63%

First, we have to take 20.00 - 7.40 which gets us 12.60.

Then, we use the formula where we put the 12.60 on top of a fraction bar, and the 20.00 on bottom.

We do 12.60 x 100 which makes 1260.

Lastly, we divide that by the 20.00 which gets us 63.

So, Julie has 63% of her money left.

I hope this helped!!!

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