Mathematics, 04.12.2020 01:20, dre4232

james and his sister save money for a trip to the water park. james has saved half the amount of money as his sister has saved. If they both save 30 more, james will have saved 3/4 as much as her sister. What equation could you use to find how much james has saved

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