Mathematics, 10.08.2021 05:20 chancegodwin5

BOYS AND GIRLS Nine boys and three girls agreed to share equally their money. Every boy gave

an equal sum to every girl, and every girl, and every girl gave another equal

sum to every boy. Every child then possessed exactly the same amount. What

was the smallest possible amount that each then possessed?

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