Math, asked by jalayaboss101, 6 months ago

Betty earns $52.65 per week working as a lifeguard. She worked as a lifeguard for 5 weeks. She also earned $46.25 painting faces at a carnival. She spent $16.25 of her total earnings to buy a book. Betty put 1 over 6 of the remaining money in her savings account. Betty used the following steps to find the total money she put in her saving account: Step 1: [($52.65 ⋅ 5) + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 2: [$263.25 + $46.25 − $16.25] ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 3: 293.25 ⋅ 1 over 6 Step 4: $1,759.50 In which step did Betty first make an error? Use words to explain how Betty can correct her error.

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Answered by rebeccarunions3
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Answer:

$48.88 in her savings account and $244.38 is what she has left after the book and adding to her savings account

Step-by-step explanation:

her first mistake is she could have simplified it so she would divide the answer after adding $263.25 and $46.25 and also subtracting $16.25 she could have divided by six and got the answer to how much she put in the savings account and then multiplied $48.88 by five to get the amount after her adding to her savings account.

I hope this helps if not sorry

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