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John, Mary and Richard together have 37 apples. If John has 5 apples less than Mary and Richard has twice as many apples as John, than how many apples has Richard more than Mary…

John, Mary and Richard together have 37 apples. If John has 5 apples less than Mary and Richard has twice as many apples as John, than how many apples has Richard more than Mary…
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John, Mary and Richard together have 37 apples. If John has 5 apples less than Mary and Richard has twice as many apples as John, than how many apples has Richard more than Mary?

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answer: mary - 13 apples

John - 8 apples

Richard - 16 apples

13 + 8 + 16 = 37

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