If 5 people entered a game, and then 6 people entered the same game. Then some people entered a different game, at the end 14 people were in games. Then twice the people who entered a different game came to the same game as the 11 people in the beginning. How many people entered the games?

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Allyson Lang

Mathematics

18 February, 12:00

If 5 people entered a game, and then 6 people entered the same game. Then some people entered a different game, at the end 14 people were in games. Then twice the people who entered a different game came to the same game as the 11 people in the beginning. How many people entered the games?

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Jeremy Hopkins · Answer 1

Jeremy Hopkins 18 February, 12:08

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3 because 5+6=11 then 14-11=3

Summer James · Answer 2

Hello there!

If 5 people entered a game, and then 6 people entered the same game. Then some people entered a different game, at the end 14 people were in games. Then twice the people who entered a different game came to the same game as the 11 people in the beginning. How many people entered the games?

Answer: 3