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Sue has 18 sweets tony also has 18 sweet
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Sue has 18 sweets
tony also has 18 sweet

Sue has 18 sweets tony also has 18 sweet-example-1
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Answer:

sue=18-7-x

tony=(18+x)/2

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User Reddi Rajendra P
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sue = 18
tony = 18

sue = 18 - x
tony = 18 + x

sue = 18 - x - 5
tony = (18 + x) / 2

sue = 13 - x
tony = (18 + x) / 2
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