Solving a system of equations we can see:
- Sutopa has $73.20
- Maneet has $97.60
- Kim has $115.60
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How much money each of them has?</h3>
First, let's define the variables:
- S = money that Sutopa has.
- M = money that Maneet has.
- K = money that Kim has.
We can write the system of equations:
S = (3/4)*M
M = K - $18
S + M + K = $286.40
First, we can rewrite the second equation to get:
K = M + $18
Now we can replace the first and second equations into the third one:
(3/4)*M + M + (M + $18) = $286.40
Now we can solve this for M:
M*(1 + 1 + 3/4) = $286.40 - $18
M = $268.40*(4/11) = $97.60
Now we can find the other two values:
K = M + $18 = $97.60 + $18 = $115.60
S = (3/4)*M = (3/4)*$97.60 = $73.20
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