Mathematics, 03.02.2021 19:20 MagicDragon4734

Ryan, Darius, and Mason each have $15.75. They each spend the same amount (d), in dollars, at the
school fair. The total amount of money they still
have can be expressed as 3(15.75 - ). Which
expression is equivalent to the total amount, in
dollars, they still have?

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Ryan, Darius, and Mason each have $15.75. They each spend the same amount (d), in dollars, at the