A has `50%` more marbles than B. If A gives 40 marbles to B, take the difference of the number of marbles with both will be 16. Find the number of marbles with B.

A has 50% more marbles than B. If A gives 40 marbles to B, then the difference of the number of marbles with both will be 16. Find the number of marbles with B.

Amar ,Bhuvan and Chetan have some marble with them. Bhuvan has 20% more marbles than Amar and Chetan has 10% less marbles than Bhuvan . If the total number of marbles with them is 328 then find the number of marble with Bhuvan.

Krishna and Sudheer have some marbles with them. If Sudheer gives 10 marbles to Krishna. Krishna will have 40 more marbles than Sudheer. If Sudheer gives 40 marbles to Krishna, Krishna will have 5 times as many marbles as Sudheer. Find the number of marbles with Sudheer

Eddy has three more marbles than twice the number of marbles with Rosy. If Rosy has x marbles, then the number of marbles with Eddy is

Raju wishes to put marbles in a small rectangular box in rows of 4 marbles each. a. Find the rule that gives the number of marbles that can be put in the box. b. Find the number of marbles if the number of rows is 7.

John and Jivanti together have 45 marbles. Both of them lost 5 marbles each, and the product of the number of marbles they now have is 128. Form the quadratic equation to find how many marbles they had to start with, if John had x marbles.