Mathematics, 07.05.2021 23:30, Miles1111

R1) Alison spent = of her pocket money on sweets and magazine. She had £2.20 left.
How much pocket money did she get?
How much did she spend on sweets?
How much did the magazine

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R1) Alison spent = of her pocket money on sweets and magazine. She had £2.20 left.
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