Mathematics, 28.01.2020 22:40 o10922025

Your crazy uncle is establishing his beneficiaries for his life insurance policy. the policy is for $150,000.00 and 1 half will go to his daughter, 3 over 8 will go to his favorite nephew, and the rest will go to his only grandson. what dollar amount will go to his grandson?

your crazy uncle is establishing his beneficiaries for his life insurance policy. the policy is for $150,000.00 and 1 half will go to his daughter, 3 over 8 will go to his favorite nephew, and the rest will go to his only grandson. what dollar amount will go to his grandson?

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