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1.	A has twice as much money as B. They play together and at the end of the first game B wins one-third of A's money from A, what fraction of the sum that B now has, must A win black in the second game, so that they may have exactly equal money ?
A.	1/3
B.	1/5
C.	1/4
D.	1/10
Answer» E.

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