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His problem probably won’t be too hard! Help please I need it ASAP

His problem probably won’t be too hard! Help please I need it ASAP
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His problem probably won’t be too hard! Help please I need it ASAP

His problem probably won’t be too hard! Help please I need it ASAP-example-1
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Let the total number of medals be t. Then (1/3)t=8 and t=24

Also: (1/2)t=12, so that t = 24.

There were a total of 24 medals.
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