A jar of 'virtual' jelly beans sat on the Austin's desk.Issac was very hungry so he helped himself to half of the jelly beans.• Bisma forgot to bring a snack for recess so she ate a third of what was left inthe jar.• Zoe saw Bisma eating jelly beans at recess so when she came back into theroom she took a fourth of the remaining jelly beans.• When Kaleb returned from his break he quickly sat down and got organized sowhile others were getting ready Kaleb helped himself to six jelly beans fromthe jar.Yasmine was hoping to get some too but when she went to the jar, there wereonly three left in the jar. She quickly ate those up.How many jelly beans were there to begin with?

Let us suppose there are x jelly beans in the jar Issac took half of the jelly beans = x/2 Bisma…

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Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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