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Eduardo has saved 76% of the money he needs to buy a new game system that costs $189.00. how much more money does he need to buy

the new game system?

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LekaFEV [45]2 years ago

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He needs $45.36.
76/100=x/189
x=143.64
189.0-143.64= 45.36.
I hope this helped!

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