Movie a took in $142.44 million on it’s first weekend. this topped the previous opening weekend revenue set by movie b by $4.14 million. how much did movie b take in on its opening weekend?

Revenue of Movie A on first weekend = $ 142.44 million

According to the given statement, revenue of movie A was $4.14 million more than the revenue of movie B in their first weekends.

So, we can write:

Revenue of movie A = Revenue of movie B + $4.14 million

Revenue of movie B = 142.44 million - 4.14 million = $ 138.30 million.

Thus movie B take in $138.30 million on its opening weekend. 

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