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OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
PLEASE @Ellie201 @erod0
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OpenStudy (asc.bchs):
What do you think you do first? Any ideas?
OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
idk
OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
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OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
@AloneS
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@mhchen
UGHHHHHH HELP
OpenStudy (mhchen):
All you need to do is (that person's amount)/(total)
First add up the 'total cost' of each person. Then if we substitute that as 'x'
Ex: Lily pays 51/x
Friend #1 pays 65/x
etc..
If every person paid the same amount, then whichever person ordered the most expensive meal (Which is friend #1) saves, because he spent so much, and other people have to pay for his share, cuz they all pay equal amount.
OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
wait so what do i do for the first question?
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OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
@AloneS
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@quickstudent
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OpenStudy (mhchen):
Total amount = 61.2 + 78 + 60 + 60
= $259.2
Lily = 61.2/259.2 -->for long division, you'd want 612/2592
Friend #1 = 78/259.2
Friend#2 = 60/259.2
Friend#3 = 60/259.2
And then long division is like
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OpenStudy (lowkey.s):
OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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