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Right. They pay 2/9 th each qurter..totalof 8/9 (< 1) of amount paid annually by 20 members.
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i get $3600 too

let the dues paid annually be x
therefore, the dues paid quartely is 2/9x which is 8/9x in a year

so, 40*8/9x + 20x=10,000
therefore x=$180 for one person
so for 20 people (1/3 of 60) the total amount due is $3600



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