A school raised &4,589 in a sale. Mr Simmons class raised 1/100 of the money. How much did Mr Simmons class raise?
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Alright, lets get started.
total amount school raised in sale = $ 4589
Mr Simmons class raised of the money.
So, if we want to find amount of the money Mr. Simmons raised, we sould take one hundered of the total amount.
Hence money raised by Mr. Simmons class =
Hence money raised by Mr. Simmons class =
Hence money raised by Mr. Simmons class = $ 45.89 : Answer
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