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Illustrate a mathematics problem focusing on everyday life. In the foreground, show a young African boy happily shopping for groceries and educational materials, holding up various products like apples, bread, books, and pencils. Behind him, visualize a pie chart segregated into sections representing different spending proportions of his monthly allowance. The two largest portions should represent spending for food and learning materials, and a smaller portion should be left unspent. Let the colors of each portion be distinct and use no text for this image.

Adamu spends 3/5 of his monthly allowance on food and 1/4 of the allowance on his learning materials. If the amount he spent on food and learning materials is #330 less than his allowance, how much is his monthly allowance?

f = (3/5) a

e = (1/4) a

f + e = a - 330
so
(3/5)a + (1/4 a) = a - 330 multiply everything by 20
12 a + 5 a = 20 a - 6600
3 a = 6600
a = 2200

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