Question

Calle had seven times as many stickers as sara did and twice as many as juniper. Juniper had 35 stickers. How many stickers did they have altogether?

Answer 1

Juniper has 35 stickers.

Since, Calle had seven times as many stickers as sara did and twice as many as juniper.

So, Calle = $7 \times$ Number of stickers with Sara = $2 \times$ Number of stickers with Juniper

Calle = $2 \times$ Number of stickers with Juniper

Calle = $2 \times 35$ = 70

Also, Calle = $7 \times$ Number of stickers with Sara

70 =  $7 \times$ Number of stickers with Sara

Number of stickers with Sara = 10

Total stickers altogether = 70 + 35 + 10 = 115 stickers

Answer 2

Answer:

119 stickers

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of stickers Juniper had= 35 stickers

Number of stickers Calle had = 2 times of Jupiner

Number of stickers Calle had= 2 × 35

Number of stickers Calle had= 70 stickers

Calle had = 7 times of stickers of sara did

Sara had= 70÷ 7

Sara had number of stickers= 10 stickers

Total number of stickers they had in all= 35+ 70+ 10

Total number of stickers they have altogather= 115 stickers