Jane , peter and mary each have some cards of 3:5:6 . Peter has 40 cards . How many fewer cards did mary has then peter?

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Saurabh Sinha asked Mar 4, 2022

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Jane , peter and mary each have some cards of 3:5:6 . Peter has 40 cards . How many fewer cards did mary has then peter?

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Answer:

Mary has 8 more card than Peter

Explanation:

Jane: peter: mary

3 5 6

Peter has 40

40/5 = 8

Multiply each by 8

Jane: peter: mary

3*8 5*8 6*8

24 40 48

We want Mary - Peter

48-40

Mary has 8 more card than Peter

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