Solve word problem WITHOUT using algebra/variables. Also please include a bar graph with correct information as in example in image 2.

Mathematics 5A Textbook 9 90 # 14 Don saved twice as much as Brett. Maria saved $40 more than Brett. If they saved $ 6Do altogether, how much did Maria save?EXAMPLE 2.4. Kelly has $16. She has twice as much as her brother. How much and her brother have together? 2. 2 units = $ 16 16 1 unit = $8 Kelly 3 units = 8 x 3 = $24 Brother They have $24 altogetherProblem: Don saved twice as much as Brett. Maria saved $60 more than Brett. Together, they saved $600. We are asked to find how much Maria saved. Step-by-Step Approach: 1. Define units: Brett's savings = 1 unit. . Don saved twice as much as Brett, so Don's savings = 2 units. Maria saved $60 more than Brett, so Maria's savings = 1 unit + $60. 2. Draw a bar model: For Brett: 1 bar representing 1 unit. For Don: 2 bars representing 2 units. . For Maria: 1 bar representing 1 unit + $60. 3. Total amount: The total savings for all three is $600. 4. Set up the model: Brett's savings = 1 unit. Don's savings = 2 units. Maria's savings = 1 unit + $60. Total savings = 4 units + $60. 5. Subtract the extra $60 from the total $600: $600 - $60 = $540. 6. Distribute the remaining $540 among the 4 units: 4 units = $540. 1 unit = $540 = 4 = $135. 7. Calculate each person's savings: Brett saved 1 unit = $135. Don saved 2 units = 2 * $135 = $270. Maria saved 1 unit + $60 = $135 + $60 = $195. Conclusion: Maria saved $195.\f