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not not sure but if you think about it this way there's five workers in one month and five another he used to workers depending on the way I'm thinking read it and so there's a total of 10 workers not really so this chances of being it is 20% for both months because if it were 10 workers and there it would be 10% chance but because there's two of him it would be 20
Answer: Melanie has the most money at the end of the week.
Step-by-step explanation:
Melanie gets the 1 weekly allowance. But it could also depend on how much her weekly allowance is. Your bus rides aren't a lot, so riding the bus 7 times doesn't take much money. She also gets paid for 2 hours, so she could be working somewhere with more money being paid by the hour. While on the other hand, Dana could be working a minimum wage job and wasting more money, because she also pays for food. She could be on her own and have to spend more money for her needs and the things she would need. (And because it says Melanie gets 1 weekly allowance that means she still lives with her parents so they pay for her benefits and things she needs.)
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i am not sure. But I just wanted to correct it for someone else
Using the Pythagorean Theorem:
diagonal^2 = side^2 + side^2
diagonal^2 = 24^2 + 24^2
diagonal^2 =
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576
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</span>
</span>
+ 576
diagonal^2 =
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1,152
</span>diagonal =
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33.94</span></span></span>
