Math, asked by Kumari2449, 4 months ago

Gordan, June and shushil share some sweets in the ratio 4:4:3. Gordon gets 11 more sweets than shushil. How many sweets are they altogether?

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Answered by sahilkumardas3

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Gorden share - 4 sweet

june- 4 sweet

sushil share-3 sweet

then- (4+4+3+11) =22

abdullahalasbahi20: that's incorrect

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