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65 is the product of 5 and Jenny's savings. Use the variable j to represent Jenny's savings.

65 is the product of 5 and Jenny's savings. Use the variable j to represent Jenny's savings.
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65 is the product of 5 and Jenny's savings. Use the variable j to represent Jenny's savings.

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J: 325

65 * 5 = 325

So Jenny has $325 in her savings.
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User Tiffiany
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The product refers to multiplication. Therefore, 5j = 65


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