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Ivan's gas tank is 1/3full. After he buys 13 gallons of gas, it is 5/6 how many gallon can Ivan's tank hold ?
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Ivan's gas tank is 1/3full. After he buys 13 gallons of gas, it is 5/6 how many gallon can Ivan's tank hold ?
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According to the statement,
(5/6)a - (1/3)a = 13
(5 - 2) a / 6 = 13
a = 26 gallons
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