SOLUTION: If three numbers equal 156 and the 3rd number is 6 times less than the 1 number and the 2nd number is 4 times more than the 3rd, what is the answer?

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Question 551245: If three numbers equal 156 and the 3rd number is 6 times less than the 1 number and the 2nd number is 4 times more than the 3rd, what is the answer?
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If three numbers equal 156 and the 3rd number is 6 times less than the 1 number and the 2nd number is 4 times more than the 3rd, what is the answer?
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If the 3 numbers are
n1, n2 & n3
n1 = 156
n2 = 156
n3 = 156
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