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I have a bag, with some balls in it. All but four are blue, all but four are green, and all but four are red. In total, how many balls are there in the bag? The phrase “all but” can be understood like this. If I have 10 balls and I say that all but 3 are green, this means that (10−3) or 7 balls are green.

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In a bag containing only blue, red and green marbles, all but 15 are blue, all but 13 are red and all but 12 are green. how many are red?

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7 marbles are red !

THIS IS HOW :

total marbles =x

no. of blue marbles=x-15

no. of red marbles =x-13

no. of green marbles = x-12

so , x-15 +(x-13)+x-12 = x

3x-40 =x

x =20

RED MARBLES = x-13 = 20-13 = 7

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