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Mathematics, 29.06.2019 07:50 izzy201995

Dylan says, "i have 20% less money than you, kyle." kyle says, "that means i have 20% more money than you, dylan." if we know that dylan has $160 and dylan is correct, is kyle's statement also correct? if so, prove it. if not, prove that!

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