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At the beginning of January, Molly had $6000 in her savings account. In February she had 25% more than she did in January, and i

n March she had 30% more than she did in February. How much money did Molly have in her savings account in March?

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natulia [17]3 years ago

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9750. 6000x1.25=7500. 7500x1.3=9750.

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