If Sah has 12 apples, and Jim has twice the number of apples Sah has, then how many apples do they have together?

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Solution

The correct option is A
36

Sah has 12 apples.
Jim has twice the number of apples as sah $\Rightarrow$ $2 \times 12 = 24$ .
$∴$ Number of apples they have together = 12+24 = 36.

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If Sah has 12 apples, and Jim has twice the number of apples Sah has, then how many apples do they have together?

The correct option is A 36 Sah has 12 apples. Jim has twice the number of apples as sah ⇒ 2×12=24. ∴ Number of apples they have together = 12+24 = 36.

The correct option is A
36

Sah has 12 apples.
Jim has twice the number of apples as sah $\Rightarrow$ $2 \times 12 = 24$ .
$∴$ Number of apples they have together = 12+24 = 36.