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2 years ago

Noah borrowed $17 from his mother. He then paid back $8 of the amount he owed.

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Sophie [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Kindly check explanation

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the following :

Amount Noah borrowed from his mother = $17

Amount paid = $8

Change in the amount of money Noah's mother has :

Let initial amount her mother has = x

Hence, the amount she has after Noah paid $8 to her will be :

Initial amount - amount borrowed + amount paid

= x - $17 + $8.

The simplified amount = x - $9

The amount Noah still owes :

Total amount owed - amount paid

$17 - $8 = $9

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