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La batalla de Inglés y Matemáticas Pregunta: Tenía $ 5.00 Mi mamá me dio $ 10.00 mientras que mi papá me dio $ 30.00. Mi tía y m

i tío me dieron 100.00. Tuve otros $ 5.00 ¿Cuánto dinero realmente tenía?

1 answer:

nasty-shy [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

$150.00

Step-by-step explanation:

Tenía $ 5.00

Mi mamá me dio $ 10.00 mientras que mi papá me dio $ 30.00.

Esto significa que luego tengo:

5 + 10 + 30 = $ 45.00

Mi tía y mi tío me dieron 100.00.

Entonces tuve:

45 + 100 = $ 145.00

Tenía otros $ 5.00.

Esto significa que en conjunto tuve:

145 + 5 = $ 150.00

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