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jenny went to mall with $120 in her wallet. spent $25.65 on a shirt $4.58 on a snack . how much money does she left

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V125BC [204]3 years ago

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She started off with 120 then spent 25.65 on a shirt then 4.58 on a snack
25.65 and 4.58 are the numbers that you have to add together then subtract from 120.
so 25.65+4.58=30.28
So then you subtract 30.28 from 120 and get 89.72
She has $89.72 left over
Hope I helped :)

gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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$89.77, you subtract both items from her total and that is what she has left in her wallet

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