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    This math word problem describes three people - Ahmad, Ali, and Walid - and their amounts of riyals. It states that Ahmad has some amount, Ali has one third of what Ahmad has, and Walid has 4 riyals less than double what Ahmad has. Together the three of them have 134 riyals. The question is asking how much each person has.

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    This math word problem describes three people - Ahmad, Ali, and Walid - and their amounts of riyals. It states that Ahmad has some amount, Ali has one third of what Ahmad has, and Walid has 4 riyals less than double what Ahmad has. Together the three of them have 134 riyals. The question is asking how much each person has.

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    A B

    C D

    10. Ahmad has 4 Riyals less than double the


    has
    amount onedoes
    third of what Ahmad has. If the
    how muchof what
    Ali Walid has. Ali
    three
    have? of them have 134 Riyals,
    A 18 B 20

    C 24 D 36

    11. What is the area of a circle n, whose


    (-4,
    perimeter
    3)? passes through the point

    A5

    B 10

    C 25

    D 50

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