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Nick bought 66 more beads than Ian and Ian bought 15 beads more than Kathy. The total number of beads Nick and Ian bought was 4 times the number of beads Kathy bought.
  1. How many beads does Nick need to give Ian so that they have the same number of beads?
  2. How many beads did all three of them have altogether? 
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03 Jul 2024, 05:21 PM

Nick bought 66 more beads than Ian and Ian bought 15 beads more than Kathy. The total number of beads Nick and Ian bought was 4 times the number of beads Kathy bought.
  1. How many beads does Nick need to give Ian so that they have the same number of beads?
  2. How many beads did all three of them have altogether? 
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