Mary, Hans, and Alan have a total of $54 in their wallets. Mary has $10 more than Hans. Alan has 2 times what Mary has. How much do they have in their wallets

$95

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's say Maria is M, Hans is H and Alan is A.  Maria has M amount of money.  If Hans has 10 more than Maria, he has M+10.  If Alan has 3 times what Hans has and Hans has (M+10), then Alan has 3(M+10) which is 3M+30.  Altogether they have 95 dollars.  So we will add up what they have and set it equal to 95.  M+10+M+30+3M=95.  That simplifies to 5M+40=95 and 5M=55.  Therefore, Maria has 11 dollars.  Hans has 10+11=21, and Alan has 3(21)=63.  11+21+63=95

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