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Cristiano is saving money to buy a bike that costs $189. He saved $99 so far. He plans on saving $10 each week. In how many week

s will he have enough money to buy the bike?

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

189-99=90 (What he needs left)

90/10= 9

so the answer is 9 weeks.

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