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(B) $16
(C) $20
(D) $24
(E) $36
OA D
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Start the planGiven that the first brother received 50% of the total, the second received 25% of the total, the third received 20% of the total, the fourth would receive 100 – 50 – 25 – 20 = 5% of the totalBTGmoderatorDC wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 4:44 pmFour brothers split a sum of money between them. The first brother received 50% of the total, the second received 25% of the total, the third received 20% of the total, and the fourth received the remaining $4. The first brother received how much more money than the third brother received?
(A) $4
(B) $16
(C) $20
(D) $24
(E) $36
OA D
Source: Manhattan Prep
Solution:BTGmoderatorDC wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 4:44 pmFour brothers split a sum of money between them. The first brother received 50% of the total, the second received 25% of the total, the third received 20% of the total, and the fourth received the remaining $4. The first brother received how much more money than the third brother received?
(A) $4
(B) $16
(C) $20
(D) $24
(E) $36
OA D
Source: Manhattan Prep
