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Mathematics, 03.10.2021 17:10 altamiranojosue7

ONLY ANSWER THE DIVISION PART I REPEAT ONLY ANSWER THE DIVISION PART I HAVE THE REST DONE ALREADY 2. Write an expression using fractions to show how to determine the amount that each person will pay. Then calculate each person's contributions showing all steps in long division.
Taraji 28.47/83.90 Chole 14.97/83.90 Erica 20.99/83.90 Layla 19.47/83.90
Taraji=0.34 Taraji=28.47/83.90=0.34
Chloe=0.18 Chole=14.97/83.90=0.18
Erica=0.25 Erica=20.99/83.90=0.25
Layla=0.23 Layla=14.97/83.90=0.23

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