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P6.FR.TL.16010136-A1
Three packets, E, F and G contained a certain number of cards. Packet G contained 211 as many cards as E and F combined. There were 64 more cards in Packet E than in Packet G. Packet F contained 146 more cards than Packet G. How many cards were in Packet F?
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Primary 6 FRACTIONS P6.FR.TL.16010136

01 Jul 2024, 05:03 PM

Three packets, E, F and G contained a certain number of cards. Packet G contained 211 as many cards as E and F combined. There were 64 more cards in Packet E than in Packet G. Packet F contained 146 more cards than Packet G. How many cards were in Packet F?
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