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Marlene earned $178 at her summer job. She already had savings of $98.25. She buys a T-shirt for $19.50. How much money does she

have left? A. $256.75 B. $158.50 C. $117.75

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Stels [109]2 years ago

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$256.75
Add $178 + $98.25= $276.25
Then $276.25 - $19.50 = $256.75

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