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Mr.Jack have $128.The man give $22 back. Mr. Jack now have $106.How many the man have now?

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damaskus [11]2 years ago

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Amount of money Mr Jack had:- $128
amount of money the man gave back:- $22
amount of money Mr Jack have now :- $106
amount of money the man has now :- 128 - 22
= 128 - 106
= 22

Answer :- $22

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