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On a shopping trip, Peter spent 1/3 of his money for a jacket and another $5 for a hat. If peter still had 1/2 of his money left

, how much money did he have originally ??

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katen-ka-za [31]3 years ago

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Let x be the money he had originally.
x/3+5=x/2
5=x/6
x=30
So he had $30 originally.

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