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Mathematical problems about payment?
First, calculate the total price of goods purchased by three people: 120 yuan +97 yuan +80 yuan = 297 yuan.

Then 20 yuan's coupon is used to subtract the amount actually paid by 20 yuan from the total price: 297 yuan -20 yuan = 277 yuan.

According to the proportion of three people buying goods, 277 yuan can be distributed according to the following proportion:

-A: 120 yuan /297 yuan ≈ 40.4%.

-B: 97 yuan /297 yuan ≈ 32.7%.

-C: 80 yuan /297 yuan ≈ 26.9%.

Therefore, Party A shall pay 40.4% of the actual amount, that is, 277 yuan × 40.4% ≈1/2 yuan.

B shall pay 32.7% of the actual amount, that is, 277 yuan × 32.7% ≈ 90 yuan.

C shall pay 26.9% of the actual amount, that is, 277 yuan × 26.9% ≈ 75 yuan.

Finally, you can calculate the amount they get from the discount by subtracting the original price of the goods they buy from the amount that everyone actually pays:

-A: 1 12 yuan-120 yuan = -8 yuan (indicating that A needs to pay 4 yuan to B and C respectively).

-B: 90 yuan -97 yuan = -7 yuan (indicating that B needs to pay 7 yuan to A).

-C: 75 yuan -80 yuan = -5 yuan (indicating that C needs to pay 5 yuan to A).

Therefore, according to the preferential ratio, B needs to pay 7 yuan to A, and C needs to pay 5 yuan to A. ..