Asked by Henry

Hasim counted his money. he gave 1/3 to his brother. he spent £12 on his sister. What he had left was half what he had at the beginning. how much did he give his brother?
Answered by Steve
If he started with x, then

x - x/3 - 12 = x/2
Answered by Hh
36
Answered by a
12
Answered by Angelika
£20
Answered by Rivergate
24
Answered by Anonymous
24
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Pencil mate
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Answered by Pencil mate
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Answered by Meeeee
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Answered by Bob
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Answered by Anonymous
X - x/3 - 12 = x/2
So x/1-x/3- 12 = x/2
(3x-x)/3 -12 = x/2 (equiv by multiplying 3 with x/1)
2x/3 -12=x/2
2x/3-x/2=12
4x/6-3x/6=12
(equiv by multiplying 2 with 2/3 and mul 3 with x/2)
X/6=12, x= 12*6=72.
X=72

1/3rd of 72 is 24 i. e. Given to brother
12 spent fir sister's gift
Half of 72 is 36 left in hand