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Helen [10]
3 years ago
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Katherine and Shally had $288 altogether. Katherine gave 1/3 of her share to Shally and their father gave $68 to Shally. They no

w have the same amount of money. How much money did Shally have at first?
Mathematics
1 answer:
erastova [34]3 years ago
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1/3 of $288 is $96 So, therefore Shally had $96 at first.
But They both didn't have the same amount of money after too because:
1/3 of $288 is $96 
$96 + $68 = $164     So Shally has $164

Now, $288 - $96 = $192.    So Katherine has $192

So therefore they did not have the same amount of money but 1/3 of $288 is $96
 

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