Demitrius deposits 60% of his paycheck into his savings account. What was the amount of his paycheck?

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Anna007 [38]3 years ago

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It is shown in the Savings Deposit Slip that <span>Demitrius deposited 41.67$.
It is also given that this deposit is 60% of his pay check.

Let the original amount of his paycheck be y, therefore:
60% x y = 41.67
(60/100) x y = 41.67
0.6 y = 41.67
y = 69.45$

Based on this, the amount of his paycheck was </span>69.45$.

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