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Ben is saving 1/5 of his weekly pay to buy a car Write and solve an equation to find what weekly pay w results in savings of $61

.50

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creativ13 [48]3 years ago

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Answer: X=$307.50

Given:

Ben’s savings weekly = $61.50

It is 1/5 or 20% of his weekly savings

To find Ben’s weekly pay in $

Let X= Ben’s weekly pay in $

To solve, we use the equation

1/5X=61.50

.20X=61.50

X=61.50/.20

X=$307.50

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