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John, Mary and Richard together have 37 apples. If John has 5 apples less than Mary and Richard has twice as many apples as John, than how many apples has Richard more than Mary?

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answer: mary - 13 apples

John - 8 apples

Richard - 16 apples

13 + 8 + 16 = 37

Ndclt answered Nov 22, 2023

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