Teresa, Pablo, and Felipe have a total of $106 in their wallets. Pablo has 4 times what Felipe has. Teresa has $8 less than Felipe. How much does each have?

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22 January, 14:06

Teresa, Pablo, and Felipe have a total of $106 in their wallets. Pablo has 4 times what Felipe has. Teresa has $8 less than Felipe. How much does each have?

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Amber Forbes · Answer 1

Answer: Felipe = 106

Teresa=98

Pablo=464

Step-by-step explanation:

Since Pablo has 4 times you do $106x4=464 and Teresa has 8 less so $106-8 = $98

Francis Maddox · Answer 2

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