Model Method

I'd like to ask about this problem:

Ahmad and Mei Ling saved $800 altogether.
A quarter of Ahmad's savings was $65 more than a fifth of Mei Ling's savings.
How much more money than Mei Ling did Ahmad save?

Please explain the answer using model

Tendo, a teacher in Indonesia

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Draw a unit bar for a fifth of Meiling's savings. So, a quarter of Ahmad's saving is this unit bar plus a bar that stands for $65. Now draw the whole amount of Ahmad's savings (four units plus four $65) and the whole amount of Meiling's savings (five units). These add up to $800, right? That means nine units plus $260 is equal to $800. Can you finish it up?