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Maths question

gmac102 · 2011-11-29 09:05:15

I cant figure this one out and I dont trust my ex to do the math properly on it As part of my monthly money from my ex 480 is given, but I want that weekly now instead of monthly, can someone tell me what that is weekly. He says its 90 Im not sure how he came up with that one. Thanks :D

29-11-2011 9:05am

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gmac102

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I cant figure this one out and I dont trust my ex to do the math properly on it

As part of my monthly money from my ex 480 is given, but I want that weekly now instead of monthly, can someone tell me what that is weekly. He says its 90 Im not sure how he came up with that one.

Thanks

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#2 29-11-2011 9:14am

johnnyk66

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480 per month X 12 = 5760 per year (365.25 days allowing for leap years)
thats 15.77 per day X 7 = 110.39 per week:)

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#3 29-11-2011 9:18am

gmac102

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johnnyk66 wrote: »

480 per month X 12 = 5760 per year (365.25 days allowing for leap years)
thats 15.77 per day X 7 = 110.39 per week:)

Thanks Johnny

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#4 30-11-2011 12:30pm

Yakuza

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Or just divide 5720 by 52, yielding 110.77 - 38c more
Either way, €90 was way off the mark, €110 or €111 in even numbers by Johnny's or my solutions.

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#5 01-12-2011 6:22pm

ray giraffe

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johnnyk66 wrote: »

(365.25 days allowing for leap years)

According to Google, 1 year = 365.242199 days :pac:

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#6 01-12-2011 10:53pm

Michael Collins

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ray giraffe wrote: »

According to Google, 1 year = 365.242199 days :pac:

And it would know .

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