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Alexander went to his ATM and drew out a large amount of money for his expenses. For Christmas presents for his family, he spent $15 more on books than on CDs, which cost $15 more than toys. Cards were one-fifth the cost of toys and one-third the cost of calendars, which were $36. Alexander now had $27 left.
How much did he get from the ATM?
 Nov 6, 2013
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almost $75 ...! I think so...! Not sure...!
 Nov 6, 2013
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Alexander went to his ATM and drew out a large amount of money for his expenses. For Christmas presents for his family, he spent $15 more on books than on CDs, which cost $15 more than toys. Cards were one-fifth the cost of toys and one-third the cost of calendars, which were $36. Alexander now had $27 left.

Alexander bought
books, cds,toys,cards,and calenders

calenders = $36
cards were 1/3 the cost of the calenders = $12
cards were 1/5th the cost of toys, which means that the toys were 5 times more than the cards. So toys = $60
cds cost $15 more than toys so cds=$75
Books cost $15 more than CDs so books = $90
Total cost = $273

How much did he get from the ATM? $273+$27 = $300
 Nov 6, 2013

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