graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank money and decides to do the following: buy some clothes and sports gear for $314.23 buy his mom a present for $123 divide the rest of the money equally among his three brothers

Graham puts $20 in his piggy bank every week for 39 weeks, totaling: 2. At the end of 39 weeks, he adds $100 to the piggy bank, making the total amount: 3. Graham then spends a total of $314.23 on clothes and sports gear, reducing the amount to: 4. He also buys his mom a present for $123, leaving him with: 5. The remaining amount of $442.77 is to be divided equally among his three brothers. To find out how much each brother will receive, we divide the total amount by 3: 6. Therefore, each of Graham's three brothers will receive approximately $147.59 from the remaining money in the piggy bank after buying clothes, sports gear, and a present for his mom.5. The remaining amount of $442.77 is to be divided equally among his three brothers. To find out how much each brother will receive, we divide the total amount by 3: