Mathematics, 13.11.2019 03:31 Vells962

Each week, jennifer saves 1/5 of her allowance and spends some of the rest on lunches. this week, she had 2/15 of her allowance left after buying her lunch each day. what fraction of her allowance did she spend on lunch?

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