futureSUstudent futureSUstudent

22-07-2016
Mathematics

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Molly opened a bank account. She deposited $86.50 into her account every month for 20 months. She used $24.50 every month to pay for singing lessons. After 20 months, she used of the total money left in her account to go to a summer camp for singers. What is the total amount of money Molly spent to go to the summer camp?
A.$310.00
B. $360.00
C.$420.00
D. $460.00

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milaan2007 milaan2007

04-10-2018

310 is the correct answer . If you would like a explination why just let me know (:

P.s. could i please have brainliest

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christianbyrd christianbyrd

20-10-2020

Answer:

310

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