Mathematics, 12.12.2019 18:31 rb3910

if ram gives one of the marbles from what he possesses to
sita then they will have equal number of marbles, if sita
gives one of the marbles from what she possesses to ram,
then ram will have double of the marbles with what sita is
left with. find the number of marbles possessed by each
initially.

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