5. A community organization had an expense account balance of $825 at the beginning of the summer. The organization spent 20% of the initial balance on their first summer event. The organization then spent of the remaining balance on their second summer event. Select an amount for each blank to make the sentence true. The amount remaining in the community organization's expense account after the first summer event was [CHOICE 1], and the amount still remaining after the second summer event was [CHOICE 2].

5. A community organization had an expense account balance of $825 at the beginning of the summer. The organization spent 20% of the initial balance on their first summer event. The organization then spent of the remaining balance on their second summer event. Select an amount for each blank to make the sentence true. The amount remaining in the community organization's expense account after the first summer event was [CHOICE 1], and the amount still remaining after the second summer event was [CHOICE 2].

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5. A community organization had an expense account balance of $825 at the beginning of the
summer. The organization spent 20% of the initial balance on their first summer event. The
organization then spent of the remaining balance on their second summer event.
Select an amount for each blank to make the sentence true.
The amount remaining in the community organization's expense account after the first summer
event was [CHOICE 1], and the amount still remaining after the second summer event was
[CHOICE 2].
Choice 1
Cholce 2
$41.25
$110.00
$165.00
$220.00
$660.00
$261.25
$783.75
$275.00

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