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Jack bought 56 more cards than Michael and Michael bought 22 cards more than Roshel. The total number of cards Jack and Michael bought was 6 times the number of cards Roshel bought.
  1. How many cards does Jack need to give Michael so that they have the same number of cards?
  2. How many cards did all three of them have altogether? 
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02 Jun 2024, 03:04 PM

Jack bought 56 more cards than Michael and Michael bought 22 cards more than Roshel. The total number of cards Jack and Michael bought was 6 times the number of cards Roshel bought.
  1. How many cards does Jack need to give Michael so that they have the same number of cards?
  2. How many cards did all three of them have altogether? 
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