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Hakima and Joshua both opened savings accounts. Both started with a balance of zero dollars. For every $3 that Hakima saves in h

er account, Joshua saves $5. If they have saved a total of $336, how much did Hakima save?

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Semenov [28]3 years ago

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Hakima saves 560. Divide the 336 by 3. you get 112 so you multiply that by 5

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