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Mathematics, 27.10.2020 03:50 anggar20

Henry raised $7.50 less then Harry. Helen raised twice as much as Harry. Heddy raised a third as much as Harry. Hailey raised $4 less then 3 times as much as Helen. How much did each person raise if Heddy raised 40$

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