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Oscar bought 36 more coins than Albert and Albert bought 24 coins more than Min. The total number of coins Oscar and Albert bought was 6 times the number of coins Min bought.
  1. How many coins does Oscar need to give Albert so that they have the same number of coins?
  2. How many coins did all three of them have altogether? 
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05 Jul 2024, 07:42 PM

Oscar bought 36 more coins than Albert and Albert bought 24 coins more than Min. The total number of coins Oscar and Albert bought was 6 times the number of coins Min bought.
  1. How many coins does Oscar need to give Albert so that they have the same number of coins?
  2. How many coins did all three of them have altogether? 
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