There are 5 banks called A, B, C, D and E. Each bank is running out of money and they can each take money from one bank but they also have to give money to another. If B takes from A and D takes from C but A doesn't take from E then what bank does C take its money from

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Areli Mcpherson

Mathematics

12 September, 21:28

There are 5 banks called A, B, C, D and E. Each bank is running out of money and they can each take money from one bank but they also have to give money to another. If B takes from A and D takes from C but A doesn't take from E then what bank does C take its money from

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Brycen Bowman · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

B and D doesn't take the money from E.

So only A and C can take the money from E.

Because A doesn't take the money from E.

C must take the money from E.