Glen, Sean and Jenson had some beads. Sean had 40% more beads than Glen. Sean had
27 of Jenson's. After Glen gave 36 beads to Sean, he had
13 of what Sean had. How many more beads did Jenson have than Sean in the end?
Glen |
Sean |
Jenson |
5x2 |
7x2 |
|
|
2x7 |
7x7 |
10 |
14 |
49 |
|
Jenson |
Glen |
Sean |
Total beads of Glen and Sean |
Before |
49x1 = 49 u |
10x1 = 10 u |
14x1 = 14 u |
24x1 = 24 u |
Change |
|
- 36 |
+ 36 |
|
After |
49 u |
1x6 = 6 u |
3x6 = 18 u |
4x6 = 24 u |
Number of beads that Sean had more than Glen at first in percent
= 100%+ 40%
= 140%
140% =
140100 =
75 Glen : Sean = 5 : 7
The number of beads that Sean had at first is repeated. Make the number of beads that Sean had at first the same. LCM of 7 and 2 is 14.
When Glen gave 36 beads to Sean, the total number of beads that Sean and Glen had at first and in the end remains the same. Make the total number of beads that Sean and Glen had the same. LCM of 24 and 4 is 24.
Number of beads that Glen gave to Sean
= 10 u - 6 u
= 4 u
4 u = 36
1 u = 36 ÷ 4 = 9
Number of beads that Jenson had more than Sean in the end
= 49 u - 18 u
= 31 u
= 31 x 9
= 279
Answer(s): 279