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Kelvin saves $60 a day. Al saves $90 a day. How many times Kelvin's savings are Al's savings?

Kelvin saves $60 a day. Al saves $90 a day. How many times Kelvin's savings are Al's savings?
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Kelvin saves $60 a day. Al saves $90 a day.
How many times Kelvin's savings are Al's savings?

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User Inforg
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Just do 90/60 or 60/90
You get 1.5* less or, 2/3 more

I think that's right....
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