Mathematics, 31.12.2021 17:20, samanthasheets5918

Jill had 4/7 as many marbles as Jack. When Jack gave Jill 36 marbles, both then had the same number. a. How many more marbles than Jill did Jack have to start with? b. How many marbles did Jack and Jill have between them?

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