Mathematics, 03.05.2021 14:50 maybellforever120215
The Williams Family went to the zoo. They saw the giraffes, elephants, tigers and
lions and they counted how many of each of these animals they saw. After they
counted they saw that there were an equal number of giraffes and elephants.
There were 1/4 as many tigers as giraffes and elephants combined. There were
twice as many lions as tigers. When they added up the number of animals they
saw there was a total of 14. How many of each of these animals did they see?
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