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P3.RD.JC.19120101-A2
There are 287 passengers in Train N. There are twice as many passengers in Train P as in Train N. There are half as many passengers in Train Q as in Train P.
  1. How many passengers are there in Train P?
  2. How many passengers are there in the 3 trains altogether?
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02 May 2024, 07:52 PM

There are 287 passengers in Train N. There are twice as many passengers in Train P as in Train N. There are half as many passengers in Train Q as in Train P.
  1. How many passengers are there in Train P?
  2. How many passengers are there in the 3 trains altogether?
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