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Chase collects 27.34 for a fundraiser.Sydney collects 9.83 more than chase.Ally collects 4 times as much as sydney.How much mone

y does ally collect?

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Vinil7 [7]3 years ago

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Collection of Chase = 27.34

Collection of Sydney = 9.83+27.34 = 37.17

Let ally's collection be = x

As Ally collects 4 times as much as Sydney so,

x= 4*(37.17) =148.68

Hence, Ally collects 148.68 units

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