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P6.RA.TL.16010138-A1
Bryan, Paul and Owen have some coins. The ratios of their coins are as follows:

Bryan : (Bryan + Paul + Owen) = 1 : 3
Paul : (Bryan + Owen) = 1 : 5

Owen has 4 coins more than Paul. In the end, Owen gives away all he has to Paul and Bryan so that both Paul and Bryan end up with the same number of coins, how many coins has Paul received from Owen?
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Primary 6 RATIO P6.RA.TL.16010138

01 May 2024, 10:09 AM

Bryan, Paul and Owen have some coins. The ratios of their coins are as follows:

Bryan : (Bryan + Paul + Owen) = 1 : 3
Paul : (Bryan + Owen) = 1 : 5

Owen has 4 coins more than Paul. In the end, Owen gives away all he has to Paul and Bryan so that both Paul and Bryan end up with the same number of coins, how many coins has Paul received from Owen?
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