44 A man has some chocolates to distribute among kids. He gives half of the number of chocolates plus I to the first kid, one-seventh of the remaining chocolates plus 3 to the second kid and one-third of \( f \) the remaining chocolates plus 2 to third kid. He further gives remaining 4 chocolates to the fourth \( k i c \)

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Given below is the table that gives the data for the number of chocolates with 5 kids.

Kid	Number of chocolates
Kid - 1	12
Kid - 2	19
Kid - 3	14
Kid - 4	15
Kid - 5	13

What is the total number of chocolates with the kids; Kid - 1, Kid - 3 and Kid - 5?

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What is the sum of the numbers of chocolates given to the first and the third friend?

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Given below is the table that gives the data for the number of chocolates with 5 kids.

Kid	Number of chocolates
Kid - 1	12
Kid - 2	19
Kid - 3	14
Kid - 4	15
Kid - 5	13

What is the total number of chocolates with the kids; Kid - 1, Kid - 3 and Kid - 5?

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What is the ratio of the chocolates received by all the friends to the chocolates left?

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Atul is having a few chocolates with him. He distributed these chocolates among his four friends as follows: He gave half of the chocolates to the first friend, 3rd of the remaining to the second friend, 4th of the remaining to the third friend, and 5th of the remaining to the fourth friend. After doing so, he was left with 24 chocolates.

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