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Harrison saved $48.97 from his first paycheck and $67.09 from his second paycheck. How much did he save from the paychecks? A. $18.12 B. $115.96 C. $116.06 D. $116.16

Harrison saved $48.97 from his first paycheck and $67.09 from his second paycheck. How much did he save from the paychecks? A. $18.12 B. $115.96 C. $116.06 D. $116.16
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Harrison saved $48.97 from his first paycheck and $67.09 from his second paycheck. How much did he save from the paychecks? A. $18.12 B. $115.96 C. $116.06 D. $116.16

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First figure out the step! ADITTION SUBTRACTION MULTIPLICATION DIVISION choose!  ; )
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User Parisa Baastani
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All you do is add the two savings together.

$48.97 + $67.09 = $116.06
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