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At first, the ratio of john’s money to peter’s money was 4:7 . after john spent half of his money and peter spent $60, peter had twice the amount of money as john. how much mone…
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At first, the ratio of john’s money to peter’s money was 4:7 . after john spent half of his money and peter spent $60, peter had twice the amount of money as john. how much mone…
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$80
Explanation:
4x/2=2x
7x-60
7x-60=2x*2
7x-60=4x
3x=60
x=20
20*4=80
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