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P4.WN.NK.23011018-A1
There are 56 red and pink coins in Box Q. There are 40 red and gold coins in Box R. The number of pink coins in Box Q is three times the number of gold coins in Box R. The number of red coins in both boxes is the same.
  1. How many gold coins are there in Box R?
  2. Find the total number of red coins in both boxes.
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07 Jun 2024, 02:11 PM

There are 56 red and pink coins in Box Q. There are 40 red and gold coins in Box R. The number of pink coins in Box Q is three times the number of gold coins in Box R. The number of red coins in both boxes is the same.
  1. How many gold coins are there in Box R?
  2. Find the total number of red coins in both boxes.
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