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P6.RA.TL.16010138-A2
Sam, Caden and Owen have some stamps. The ratios of their stamps are as follows:

Sam : (Sam + Caden + Owen) = 1 : 4
Caden : (Sam + Owen) = 1 : 4

Owen has 70 stamps more than Caden. In the end, Owen gives away all he has to Caden and Sam so that both Caden and Sam end up with the same number of stamps, how many stamps has Sam received from Owen?
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Primary 6 RATIO P6.RA.TL.16010138

30 Jun 2024, 07:22 AM

Sam, Caden and Owen have some stamps. The ratios of their stamps are as follows:

Sam : (Sam + Caden + Owen) = 1 : 4
Caden : (Sam + Owen) = 1 : 4

Owen has 70 stamps more than Caden. In the end, Owen gives away all he has to Caden and Sam so that both Caden and Sam end up with the same number of stamps, how many stamps has Sam received from Owen?
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