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1. Greg puts money in his daughter's piggy bank. Every day, he puts in $0.75, but on Sundays, he puts in $5.75. If he continues this for a year, how much will his daughter …

1. Greg puts money in his daughter's piggy bank. Every day, he puts in $0.75, but on Sundays, he puts in $5.75. If he continues this for a year, how much will his daughter …
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1. Greg puts money in his daughter's piggy bank. Every day, he puts in $0.75, but on Sundays, he puts in $5.75. If he continues this for a year, how much will his daughter have in her piggy bank? Assume there are 52 weeks in a year.​

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Answer:

$338

Explanation:

0.75 + 5.75 (52) = X

6.50 (52) = X

338 = X

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