Question

Josie has $80. Addie has $30. In how many months will they both have the same amount of money if Josie saves $30 per month and Addie saves $40?

Answer 1

@biggurls @Stitch_

Answer 2

i'll help give me a sec to do the math though :)

Answer 3

it will take 5 months, i don't really care, but you should probably put this in the mathematics section if ya want faster answers :D

Answer 4

for future refernce

Answer 5

oh ok thanks

Answer 6

ya i got mixed up alittle

Answer 7

Yeah np

Answer 8

ok so what's yourexplination???

Answer 9

i'll give ya a pic of what i did so you believe me lol
80: 110 140 170 200 230
30: 70 110 150 190 230

Answer 10

adding 30 to the top 40 to the bottom

Answer 11

is the explanation :D

Answer 12

ok so you add 30 and 40???

Answer 13

so then what's the answer??? ;D

Answer 14

five months sorry :D

Answer 15

it will take 5 months before they get the same amount of money

Answer 16

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Answer 17

thanks you @thadyoung