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25 Nov 2024, 01:30
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Of the marbles in a box,\(\frac{2}{5}\) are blue, \(\frac{1}{3}\) are red, and the rest are green. Also, half of the marbles are large and half are small. How many marbles are there?
(1) Half of the blue marbles and half of the red marbles are large.
(2) There are thirty-six large marbles that are either red or green.
(1) Half of the blue marbles and half of the red marbles are large.
(2) There are thirty-six large marbles that are either red or green.
05 Dec 2024, 06:46
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Can anyone explain why statement 2 alone is not sufficient?
Bunuel
