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15. The Dobkin family budgets its monthly income as follows: one-third for food, one-fourth for rent, one tenth for clothing, and one-fifth for savings. What part is left for other expenses? a) MI7

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The Dobkin family budgets its monthly income as follows: one-third for food, one-fourth
for rent, one tenth for clothing, and one-fifth for savings. What part is left for other
expenses?
3.
4 105
a)
1 b)
c)
60
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d)
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