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Angie spent 5/6 of her money on 5 packets of chicken rice and Bob spent 3/8 of his money on 3 curry puffs. They were each left with an equal amount of money. The cost of one packet of chicken rice is $2.80 more than a curry puff. How much money did they have altogether at first?
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A==Angie, B==Bob
Let the cost of 1 packet of curry puff ==P
Then the cost of 1 packet of rice puff ==P + 2.80
5 * [P + 2.80] ==5/6A,
3 * P ==3/8B,
B - 3/8B ==A - 5/6A, solve for A, B, P
A==$21.00 - what Angie started with
B==$5.60 - what Bob started with.
$21.00 + $5.60 ==$26.60 - total amount they started with.
P ==$0.70 - price of 1 pack of curry puffs.
$2.80 + $0.70 ==$3.50 - price of 1 pack of rice puffs.
Let the cost of 1 packet of curry puff ==P
Then the cost of 1 packet of rice puff ==P + 2.80
5 * [P + 2.80] ==5/6A,
3 * P ==3/8B,
B - 3/8B ==A - 5/6A, solve for A, B, P
A==$21.00 - what Angie started with
B==$5.60 - what Bob started with.
$21.00 + $5.60 ==$26.60 - total amount they started with.
P ==$0.70 - price of 1 pack of curry puffs.
$2.80 + $0.70 ==$3.50 - price of 1 pack of rice puffs.
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