Mathematics, 14.09.2021 22:30 celi1236

Directions: Read and solve. 1. Greg puts money in his daughter's piggy bank.
Every day, he puts in $0.75, but on Sundays, he
puts in $5.75. If he continues this for a year, how
much will his daughter have in her piggy bank?
Assume there are 52 weeks in a year.

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Directions: Read and solve. 1. Greg puts money in his daughter's piggy bank.
Every day, he p...