Mathematics, 05.12.2019 21:31 aunyeabowers

Luke and matthew ran a lemonade stand on saturday.
they agreed that matthew would get 60% of the profit
because the lemonade stand was his idea. they made a
profit of $25.
how much money did matthew make?

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Luke and matthew ran a lemonade stand on saturday.
they agreed that matthew would get 60% of t...