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01-05-2021
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Jillian is given $15 to buy snacks and drinks. If Jillian spends 2/3 of her money on snacks and the rest on drinks, how much money does she spend on drinks, in dollars?

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Sashakay Sashakay

01-05-2021

Answer:

$5

Step-by-step explanation:

The amount of money spent on snacks is

2/3 × $15= $10

15-10= 5

=$5

or

1/3 ×15

= 5

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