SOLUTION: Four girls, Ann, Bobbie, Cathy, and Deb, have $1100; Ann has a certain sum, Bobbie has twice as much as Ann, Cathy has $800, and Deb has $200 more than Cathy; how many dollars has

Question 202916: Four girls, Ann, Bobbie, Cathy, and Deb, have $1100; Ann has a certain sum, Bobbie has twice as much as Ann, Cathy has $800, and Deb has $200 more than Cathy; how many dollars has Ann?
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Whoever made up this problem must be a member of Congress. If Cathy has $800 and Deb has $200 more than that, then Deb and Cathy together have $1800, which is $700 more than the 4 girls started with in the first place. No solution to the problem as stated.

John

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