Mathematics, 15.10.2020 23:01 Cadenc4276

If Rachel now owes a quarter of the money that she once owed, what could you do to find how much money she owes now? Divide what she owed by 4.
Add 4 to what she owed.
Subtract 4 from what she owed.
Multiply what she owed by 4.

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