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Mr. Dinkelspiel bought $32.56 worth of stamps. He bought 20 more 19-cent stamps than 50-cent stamps. He bought twice as many 32-cent stamps as 19- cent stamps. How many of each kind did he buy?
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damiensandowz
He bought x 50-cent stamps.
He bought x+20 19-cent stamps.
He bought 2(x+20) 32-cent stamps.
50*x + 19(x+20) + 32*2(x+20)=3256
x=12
x+20 = 12+20=32 19-cent stamps.
2(x+20)=2*32=64
So he bought 12 50-cent stamps, 32 19-cent stamps and 64 32-cent stamps.
He bought x+20 19-cent stamps.
He bought 2(x+20) 32-cent stamps.
50*x + 19(x+20) + 32*2(x+20)=3256
x=12
x+20 = 12+20=32 19-cent stamps.
2(x+20)=2*32=64
So he bought 12 50-cent stamps, 32 19-cent stamps and 64 32-cent stamps.
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