goldicecubes
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30 x 10 = 300
31 x 10 = 310 |
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CherryxCream
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like 300 bucks? 10 dollars everyday...times around 30/31 days in a month. 10 times 30. |
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Nick-a-Nick[y]
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$10 x 30days = $300
$10 x 31days = $310 |
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Richard A
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300*4+310*7+28*280 for non leap year to get the leap year included times by 3 + add the original for one year + 10
or 365.25*10 |
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martin d
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Wow really?
It would be 300 dollars a month or 310 depending on the month
How old are you? It's simple multiplication..
10 bucks a day times however many days... |
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Hayes
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monts with 30 days $300
months with 31 days $310
February $290
multiply the number of days in one months by 10
on average you would set aside $305
and you would set aside about $3660 per year |
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JamMastaJames
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People make this so complicated..
You would have 300 a month, and there are 12 months in a year. Comes out to $3600. Congratulations, that amounts to 108,000 in 30 years.
Also, inflation can be a *****. Put this money in a high-interest checking account. |
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psychologist_4u
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Ha-Ha , formula ? Multiply days in that month by 10 [ gee that's a tough one ! ] |
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seksee@rocketmail.com
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10 X (# of days in month)
DUDE? |
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wolfsmoon71
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10X30=300 10X31=310 it's not that hard. |
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mdhippie
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n=number of days (in month)
10(n) |
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Dylan
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Okay, Number of Days x Amount of Money = Money Saved.
So which month? |
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amra
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the months with 30 days = $300
31 days = $310
( 30*10=300 31*10=310 ] |
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J A
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30 x $10 = $300 |
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Obama 08'
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well whats 10x30 its 300 so around 300 |
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kenneth t
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Another reason to go to school every day. If you are 12 years old you should know basic multiplying It is no wonder they put pictures of the hamburgers at Micky D's cash registers. |
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genie:)
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You don't need a 'mathematical format'.
10x 30/31, depending on which month gives you the answer.
Sooooo, you'd be able to save either 300 or 310 dollars a month.
Ta da! |
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Seven
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I'm not really sure what you are asking but...
Let me get this straight...
If you saved $10 EVERY day in a jar, how much would be in that jar by the end of the month?
here's the formula:
Assuming the amount of the days in the month = M
then you would go like this;
$10 x M = amount saved
for example, there are 31 days in january
$10 x 31 = $310
Does that help?
In a text book, your answer will be "not enough information" because we don't know in WHICH month we are saving! |
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justme
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This formula is an easy one. When multiplying by 10, just take the number of days (25, 30, 35, 100, etc.) and add a ZERO. So 25 days + 0 = 250; 30 days + 0 = 300; 100 days + 0 = $1,000. If multiplying by 100, add two zeros. So 25 days x 100 = 2500 (or in this case, $2,500). Hope this helps. |
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Dr. Rank
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a 30 day month would be 30*10=300
a 31 day month would be 31*10=310
you a moron? |
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sunny
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well there are 7 days in a week
so 7 x 10 is 70
then 4 weeks in a month
so 70 x 4 is 280
so 280 a month |
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ahhangelaax
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31*10
31 days in a year
10 dollars a day
310 dollars |
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Taylor swift lover
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it depends on how much you spend a month, and how much you spend a day. figure the agerage of those 2, and take away 10$ for each day, add it up. |
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!!60 5pur5 60!!
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Where you goin2 find 10 $ everyday? |
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