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Peter picked one pepper more than Paul. Pat picked one pepper more than Pam. Peter and Paul picked 10 more peppers than Pat and Pam. Peter, Paul, Pat, and Pam picked 60 peppers. How many peppers did Peter pick?
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Suhail S.
From India, Mumbai
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Please do not refer to any brain teaser sites before finding an answer.
Peter picked one pepper more than Paul. Pat picked one pepper more than Pam. Peter and Paul picked 10 more peppers than Pat and Pam. Peter, Paul, Pat, and Pam picked 60 peppers. How many peppers did Peter pick?
Have a wonderful day.
Regards,
Suhail S.
From India, Mumbai
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Suhail S.
From India, Mumbai
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Many members here might be very busy and prefer to look for only useful information. Let us make some time for ourselves and help our brains to give out something rather than just taking in and storing it. Let us take some time to think out of the box and use our unused brains by thinking "out of the box".
If you think you are right, then please prove it with your calculations or formulas as evidence. Let us see how many busy people will get it right with their calculations and evidence.
I will give the correct answer very soon.
Regards,
Suhail S.
From India, Mumbai
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Hi!
Many members here might be very busy and prefer to look for only useful information. Let us make some time for ourselves and help our brains to produce something rather than just taking in and storing it. Let us take some time to think outside the box and utilize our unused brains by thinking "out of the box."
If you think you are right, then please prove it with your calculations or formulas as evidence. Let us see how many busy people will get it right with their calculations and evidence.
I will provide the correct answer very soon.
Regards,
Suhail S.
From India, Mumbai
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Many members here might be very busy and prefer to look for only useful information. Let us make some time for ourselves and help our brains to produce something rather than just taking in and storing it. Let us take some time to think outside the box and utilize our unused brains by thinking "out of the box."
If you think you are right, then please prove it with your calculations or formulas as evidence. Let us see how many busy people will get it right with their calculations and evidence.
I will provide the correct answer very soon.
Regards,
Suhail S.
From India, Mumbai
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A = Peter
B = Paul
C = Pam
D = Pat
Statements:
A = B + 1
D = C + 1
A + B = C + D + 10
A + B + C + D = 60
To find:
A = ?
B = A - 1
D = C + 1
A + (A - 1) = C + (C + 1) + 10
2A - 1 = 2C + 11
2A = 2C + 12
A = C + 6
C = ?
A = C + 6
D = C + 1
B = C + D + 10 - A
B = C + C + 1 + 10 - (C + 6)
B = 2C + 11 - C - 6
B = C + 5
C = 60 - (C + 6) - (C + 5) - (C + 1)
C = 60 - 6 - C - C - 5 - C - 1
C = 48 - 3C
4C = 48
C = 12
A = 12 + 6 = 18
Peter = 18 picked
Tnx,
Prakash
From India, Bangalore
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B = Paul
C = Pam
D = Pat
Statements:
A = B + 1
D = C + 1
A + B = C + D + 10
A + B + C + D = 60
To find:
A = ?
B = A - 1
D = C + 1
A + (A - 1) = C + (C + 1) + 10
2A - 1 = 2C + 11
2A = 2C + 12
A = C + 6
C = ?
A = C + 6
D = C + 1
B = C + D + 10 - A
B = C + C + 1 + 10 - (C + 6)
B = 2C + 11 - C - 6
B = C + 5
C = 60 - (C + 6) - (C + 5) - (C + 1)
C = 60 - 6 - C - C - 5 - C - 1
C = 48 - 3C
4C = 48
C = 12
A = 12 + 6 = 18
Peter = 18 picked
Tnx,
Prakash
From India, Bangalore
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