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Howard bought 62 more marbles than Bobby and Bobby bought 11 marbles more than Irene. The total number of marbles Howard and Bobby bought was 6 times the number of marbles Irene bought.
  1. How many marbles does Howard need to give Bobby so that they have the same number of marbles?
  2. How many marbles did all three of them have altogether? 
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05 Jul 2024, 05:44 PM

Howard bought 62 more marbles than Bobby and Bobby bought 11 marbles more than Irene. The total number of marbles Howard and Bobby bought was 6 times the number of marbles Irene bought.
  1. How many marbles does Howard need to give Bobby so that they have the same number of marbles?
  2. How many marbles did all three of them have altogether? 
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