Kim and Dan sold 160 homes together. Kim sold 4 times more than Dan. How many homes did Kim sell?

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shusha [124]3 years ago

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Kim has sold 128 houses.

160 - 32 = 128.
32 • 4 = 128.

Kim has sold 128 houses.
Dan has sold 32 houses.

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