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Answer: Bill has 12 cards

Alan and Calvin both have 19 cards each.'

Explanation:

Let x= Number of cards Bill has.

Then Alan has cards =
2(1)/(2)x-11=(5)/(2)x-11

Calvin has cards =
1(1)/(2)x+1=(3)/(2)x+1

Since Alan and Calvin has equal number of cards.

Then,
(5)/(2)x-11=(3)/(2)x+1


\Rightarrow\ (5)/(2)x-(3)/(2)x=1+11\\\\\Rightarrow\ (5-3)/(2)x=12\\\\\Rightarrow\ (2)/(2)x=12\\\\\Rightarrow\ x=12

So, Bill has 12 cards

Then, Alan has cards =
(5)/(2)(12)-11=30-11=19

Calvin has cards =
(3)/(2)(12)+1=18+1=19

So, Alan and Calvin both have 19 cards each.

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