Please help I really want to keep cheering but if i cant get this done i will not be able to. Cheer is my getaway and my home aw
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Names of Students Roxanne Andy Fran Jo Tom Bob
Age
Pocket Money
1. Who receives the same pocket money as their age?
2. Who is the youngest student?
3. Whose age is one more year than the amount of his or her pocket money?
Just use the clues below to figure ou the kids age and the amount of pocket money.
1 answer:
If this is the same thing you are working on, i can help figure it out. If it’s not, is there anymore information you have to give me?
Roxanne: $6
Andy: $10
Fran: $15
Jo: $3
Bob: $12
Tom: $9
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