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Martin is saving for a gaming system. The total cost of the gaming system and three games is $325.49. About how much money shoul

d he save per week to puchased the gaming system and games in 20 weeks?

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cestrela7 [59]3 years ago

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First you would do $325.49 divided by 20 and you would get $16.27. so you would need $16.27 a week.

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