2 Answers

Michio · Answer 1 · 2024-03-21T03:21:59+0000

Let's denote the sizes of the cloaks and crowns as follows:

From the given information, we can deduce the following:

Let's use these deductions to solve for each son's sizes:

From deduction 1, we know that Kamose's cloak size must be P since it is the smallest size available.
From deduction 2, we know that Thutmose's crown size must be e since it is the largest size available and Ahmose's crown size is smaller than his.
From deduction 3, we know that Thutmose's cloak size must be E since it is the largest size available and both his cloak and crown are larger than Kamose's.
From deduction 4, we know that Kamose's cloak size is the same as Thutmose's crown size, which we just determined to be e.

Therefore, the sizes of the pharaoh's sons are:

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Chris Barry · Answer 2 · 2024-03-23T08:49:08+0000

Ahmose - Cloak = king

Crown = prince

Kamose - Cloak = prince

Crown = emperor

Thutmose - Cloak = emperor

Crown = king

I think it's the answer. Byeeeeee

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