Craig saved $3,655.11, and Yegar saved $4,190.67. How much more did Yegar save than Craig? A. $536.66

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This is a simple subtraction problem, but since you are in Elementary School, I will help you out.

Subtract $4,190.67 by $3,655.11 (remember, the bigger number should come first)

4,190.67
-3,655.11
 ...56

When a small number is on top of a bigger number, borrow 1 number from the number next to it (in this case, 0 is smaller than 5, so you must borrow 1 number from 9, making it to 8), then add the small number by 10 (0+0=10)
Then we continue...

 4,190.67
-3,655.11
 35.56

Do the same thing with 4 and 1.

4,190.67
-3,655.11
535.56

Answer: $535.56

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