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2 years ago

Mamie saved $161.25. This is 25% of the amount she needs to save, how much money does Mamie need to save?

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You would solve this by writing it as a porpotion. It would be 25/100=161.25/x. Then, you would multiply the 100 and 161.25, which would get you 16125, then you would divide this by 25, which would get you your answer : $645.

ololo11 [35]2 years ago

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There is $25 off every hundred so 161.25 so we would take 100 off for the 25% off so we got 61.25 my guessing is she might wanna save about 36,25 is there any answer choices ? Thank you please chose as best :) always happy to help you

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