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Hannah is having a party and is inviting both girls and boys. The number of boys is 2 less than 3 times the
number of girls. What can be the greatest number of boys invited if there are only 14 kids invited to the party?
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10 boys, 4 girls
Explanation:
4x3=12
12-2=10
4+10=14
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