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How many liquor bottles they originally had ?

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Three alcoholic adults Tarun, Varun and Rohan got some liquor bottles.
Tarun gave Varun and Rohan as many liquor bottles as they already had.
Then Varun gave Tarun and Rohan as many liquor bottles as they already had.
Finally Rohan gave Varun and Tarun as many liquor bottles as they already had.

Now each of them have 24 liquor bottles.

How many liquor bottles they originally had ?

posted Jun 6, 2014 by Atif

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