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She started with 21. Ate 1, had 20. Gave half (10) to her sister. Judy also had 10, ate one, then she had nine. Gave one-third (3) to her brother and has 6 left. ____________________
The answer provided by the person above is correct, but knowing the process to get the answer is more important. We will use simple Algebra...
Judy has a number of raisins, I am going to call this amount "X"
After eating one, she gave half the remainder to her sister...
After eating one she has "X-1" raisins of which she gave half that to her sister!
is what Judy has at this point.
After eating another raisin, she gave a third of what was left to her brother.
Eating another raisin will leave Judy with "X - 1 - (X-1)/2 - 1" of which she gave a third to her brother...
"X - 1 - (X-1)/2 - 1 - (X - 1 - (X-1)/2 - 1)/3" is how many Judy has left after giving the third to her brother!
Judy now has only six raisins left!
X - 1 - (X-1)/2 - 1 - (X - 1 - (X-1)/2 - 1)/3 = 6
Solve for X!
First, I combine the -1's to make this easier
X - 2 - (X-1)/2 - (X - 2 - (X-1)/2)/3 = 6
X -2 + -1(X-1) - (X -2 + -1(X-1)/2) = 6 is what we have because subtracting is the same as adding a negative number, and I am going to use the distributive property of equality. After simpling I am going to do the same in the parenthesis. I am going to distribute again for the second set...
X - 2 + (-X + 1)/2 + -1(X - 2 + (-X + 1)/2)/3 = 6
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X - 2 + (-X + 1)/2 + (-X + 2 + (X-1)/2)/3 = 6 is where we are at after distributing several times.
Let's multiply each group by 3, so we can get rid of one of the fractions!
3X -6 + (-3X +3)/2 + (-X + 2 + (X-1)/2) = 18 ... Now let's get rid of the 2's by multiplying by 2
6X -12 + (-3X+3) + -2X +4 + (X-1) = 36 Nothing special anymore no need for the parenthesis
6X - 12 -3X +3 -2X +4 +X -1 = 36
Combine Like Terms
(6X -3X - 2X +X) + (-12 +3 +4 -1) = 36
(2X) + (-6) = 36
2X = 42
X = 21
As you can see, this question is really intended for you to use Algebra to solve it instead of just stabbing at it randomly. Good Luck
-Justin
She started with 23, then ate one and had 22. She gave 1/2 of that which is 11 to her sister. Now she has 11. She ate another one. Now she has 10! she gave 1/2 to her brother which is 5. And she was left with 5.
Judy had 21 raisins.
Judy has 6 raisins = 2/3 the number she had before giving 1/3 to her brother.
⇒ Judy had 6 ÷ 2/3 = 9 raisins after she had eaten 1
⇒ Judy had 9 + 1 = 10 raisins = 1/2 the number she had before giving 1/2 to her sister
⇒ Judy had 10 ÷ 1/2 = 20 raisins after she had eaten 1
⇒ Judy started with 20 + 1 = 21 raisins
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