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BigBoab | 12:30 Sun 26th Sep 2010 | Riddles
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Katie has collection of red,green and blue beads, the number of each colour is a prime number and the numbers are all different. She noticed that if she multiplied the number of red beads by the total number of red and green beads she obtained a number exactly 120 greater than the number of blue beads. How many beads of each colour did she have?

Please help I'm going bananas.
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Got it myself, thanks to anyone who tried!
16:00 Sun 26th Sep 2010
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Was it green 2, red 11, blue 23 or am I wrong again?
16:11 Sun 26th Sep 2010
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Gingebee, sorry about the delay in getting back to you this was my first opportunity, you were correct 2 green, 11 red and 23 blue. Thanks for response.
20:03 Sun 26th Sep 2010
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Tell us how you worked it out then!!!!
20:05 Sun 26th Sep 2010

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