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Julia and George are saving for new bicycles. Julia adds $30 to her savings each week. George saves $45 each week. How much will

each of them have saved after 5 weeks? Use the table to help solve the problem.

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Tems11 [23]4 years ago

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Multiply the amount each one saves by the number of weeks they save:

Julia: $30 x 5 weeks = $150 total.

George : $45 x 5 weeks = $225 total.

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