abby withdrew $34. from her bank acount. this was left $107. how much was in the account befor she withdrew it
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$107 = x - 34  \n107 + 34 = x  \n$141 = x
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Paula has twice as much money as Don. Together they have $105. How much does Paula have?\n\nP = 2D\nP/2 = D\n\nP + D = 105\nP + P/2 = 105\n\nSeventy two divided by a number is six. Find the number.\n\n72/X = 6\n\nJill's mother was 27 when Jill was born. The sum of their ages is now 51. How old is Jill?\n\nJill's mom is now 27 + J\n\nThe sum is 27 + J + J = 51\n\n\nThe product of a number and 18 is 270. Find the number.\n\n18X = 270\n\nThe sum of x and its square is equal to y times z.\n\nx + x^2 = yz\n\n\nTwice a increased by the cube of a equals b.\n\n2a + a^3 = b
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That problem is the way you state the question.  They each paid $15 * 3 = $45.  Her returned $5, so the total paid to the store is $40.\n\nNow each got one dollar back, so they paid in $14*3 = $42, and the one boy has the extra $2 which needs to be split.  There is no extra dollar:  $42 - $2 = $40!!
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ok. there are 3 guys who go on a road trip. they go into the hotel and its $30.00 even for the room. so each guy pays 10.00. (10 x 3 =30)\nwhile they are in the room the checkin girl realizes its only $25.00 for the room. so she grabs 5 one dollar bills and goes up to the room. she realizes that 5 does not divide by 3 evenly. so she taked $2.00 and puts them in her pocket. as she knocks at the door she feels guilty and pulls the $2.00 out of her pocket. they ended up giving her 2 dollars and kept 3. if each guy gets 1 dollar back then instead of 10 they paid 9 each for the room. ( $9 x 3 = 27)\n27 + 2 (tip they gave lady) = $29.00\n\nWHERES THE LAST DOLLAR??????????????
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1. 3 of you went with $ 10 each , so you have 10*3 = $ 30.\n2. There is a bill for $ 30 with $ 5 discount, so you have to pay $ 25.\n3. You can not devide 5 in 3 pars so you give away $ 2 at tip.\n4. The amount spent mounts to $ 25 +$ 2 = $ 27.\n5. You are left with $ 3, which you devided in 3 parts. So, all of you have $ 1 each.\n\nNow, if you see the question in perspective of one of the 3 people. The addtional $ 2 are spent in giving away the other 2 frineds their share of $ 3 left. \nSo, in this case the dollar left is with you.\n\nEnjoy the dollar.
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Interest = Rate x Principle\n\nThis assumes that you are talking about a straight percentage (e.g. 6 1/2% per year) and that you are asking about 1 year.\n\nAnyway, the amount of interest she will earn after a year is 6 1/2% of the principle (orignal savings amount).\n\n0.065 x 400 = $26\n\nShe'll earn $26 dollars after 1 year (for a new balance of $426.00)\n\n(The next year she'll earn 0.065 x 426 = $27.69 interest for a total of $453.69... etc.)
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Width = x\nLength = 2x+3\n\n2(2x+3) + 2(x) = 72\n\n4x+6+2x = 72\n\n6x = 66\n\nx = 11 and  2x+3 = 25\n\nSo, the width is 11 and the length is 25.\n\n\n\n\n140 + commission = 340\n\ncommission = 200\n\n200 / .2 = 1000\n\nShe earned commission on $1000 but she doesn't start earning until she sell in excess of $300.  Therefore, her total sales must be $1,300.
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From what you say she wasn't in much of a friend.  I don't believe she can sue you for twice what the debt is.  Hang on to your receipt so you can prove you paid her.  The judge should dismiss this case.
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You shouldn't have written the email.  You don't know that it was her, and you are the one who left your purse out.  I know you are upset about the money and I truly feel for you.\n\nIt could be possible that Maria may have been acting strange because she knew you would accuse her when she found out your money was missing.  If you two can't be friends, let her go her way and you go yours, but not because you have falsely accused her of stealing.  You owe her an apology until you find out for sure she did it.
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this is gonna be impossible to prove , the fact is your car was there around that time , and you arguement that it was only a matter of minutes will work both ways , you say 6;59 she says 7;04 , if you go in saying you were there at 6;59 that is like admiting guilt ......... you are gona lose time from work going to court  and a letter is a laughable defense ....... just pay the cash and move the car at 6;30 next time
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make them prove it, if they can not prove it sue their asssses, if the teller messed up and gave you more money then she was supposed to it sounds like a banking problem, not yours this really pissesss me off, jeez im sorry guy/girl thats effed up
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you collect 30.00 everyone takes1.00 back  =27.00\nrent is 25.00 ( that leaves 5.00 extra - 3.00 you already took back =  2.00 over
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Okay, I would figure this out one year at a time:\n\nThe first year, the account would have:\n\n1.08(2500 + x) = 2700 + 1.08x\n\nwith x equaling the end of the year deposits. I multiplied by 1.08 to get the amount after the 8% interest was added.\n\nThe second year would be the above amount plus another x and multiplied by 1.08 for the 8% interest:\n\n1.08((2700 + 1.08x) + x) = 2916 + 1.1664x + 1.08x\n\nThe third year would be this amount plus another x and multiplied by 1.08 for the 8% interest:\n\n1.08((2916 + 1.1664x + 1.08x) + x) = 1.08(2916 + 1.1664x + 1.08x) + 1.08 x\n\nThe above equation represents the amount in the savings account after 3 years. Set that equal to 10,000 and solve for x:\n\n1.08(2916 + 1.1664x + 1.08x) + 1.08 x = 10000\nx = 1953.94\n\nSo the couple will have to deposit $1953.94 at the end of each year.
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Nothing is lost. Their contribution is 47$ (23.5 $ each). This sum includes the 2$ for the cab, so the 2$ should not be added again to get the 49 sum.\n\n25$   25$\n---------\n1.5   1.5.......back\n1     1.........cab\n22.5  22.5......pen cost\n---------\n25$   25$\n\n=>Each paid 23.5$, the shop received 45 (22.5 from each), and the cab received 2$(1 from each).
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not enough info is given.\ndid the boss pay back his friend with a genuine $100?\nif we assume that he did, then the analysis goes like this:\n\nwhat did the boss get:\nworthless bill from customer + $100 from friend\n\nwhat did the boss give:\n$24 gift + $73 change + worthless bill to friend + $100 reimbursement to friend\n\ntotal loss = give - get =\n24 + 73 + 100 - 100 = $97\n\nif however he didn't reimburse his friend, drop the $100 from the give\n\ntotal loss = 24 + 73 -100 = -3, i.e. he profited $3
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3,000,000\n\n\nIf you mean 5,250,000 is the 35% of an amout you don't know... and you wanna know how much is the 20% of this unknown amount... then it's 3,000,000.
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The bill was 75.\nThey paid 25 each.\nAfter paying a total of 5 Rs from the check was refunded.\nTherefore, for all intents and purposes, they paid, in total, 70 Rs.\n\nThe one dollar disappears when you do the math the way you did, because it does not take into consideration that the refund was on the entire check and not per person paid. Had the 5 Rs been distributed evently, each person would have received 1.67 Rs. So, each person's real contribution was 23.33 Rs. \n\nEven if the waiter did steal the 5 Rs, they still got a 5 Rs discount.