A jar has 465 M & Ms. There are twice as many blues as reds. There are 8 more green as red. The number of brown M & M's is two more than three times the number of reds.

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A jar has 465 M & Ms. There are twice as many blues as reds. There are 8 more green as red. The

number of brown M & M's is two more than three times the number of reds.

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