Ramon is saving $7.75 per week to buy a new cell phone. The phone he wants costs $125.00. For how many weeks will he save his money?

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MonaDee · Answer

125 ÷ 7.75 = 16.13 
 So, he will need to save for 17 weeks to be able to afford the phone.

swapnalimalwadeVT · Answer

The number of weeks to save $125 is 16. 
 Given, 
 Ramon is saving **$7.75 per week **to buy a new cell phone. 
 The phone he wants costs $125.00. 
 We need to find out how many weeks will he save his money. 
 What is division? 
 Division is a process of splitting a specific amount into equal parts. 
 We have, 
 Savings per week = $7.75 
 Cost of the phone =** $125** 
 Find the number of weeks to save $125. 
 1 week = $7.75 
 Multiply 125/7.75 on both sides 
 125/7.75 weeks = 125/7.75 x $7.75 
 16.12 weeks = $125 
 This means that in 1 around 16 weeks Ramon can save** $125.** 
 Thus the number of weeks to save $125 is 16. 
 Learn more about **finding the number of weeks and saving **here: 
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swapnalimalwadeVT · Answer

Ramón needs to save for approximately 17 weeks to purchase his cell phone, as he saves $7.75 each week and the phone costs $125. By dividing $125 by $7.75, we find the number of weeks needed. The calculation shows he will have enough by week 17. 
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Ramon is saving $7.75 per week to buy a new cell phone. The phone he wants costs $125.00. For how many weeks will he save his money?

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