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Mathematics, 28.12.2019 13:31 annabanana1298

Marlon withdrew $25 from his savings account every week for 5 weeks. which expression is the best choice to him determine the total amount of money he withdrew?

(25)(โˆ’5) = โˆ’125; he withdrew $125

(โˆ’25)(5) = โˆ’125; he withdrew $125

(โˆ’25)(โˆ’5) = 125; he withdrew $125

(25)(5) = 125; he withdrew $125

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