Problem #PRU-103803

Problems Discrete Mathematics Algorithm Theory Theory of algorithms (other)
 10–12  2.0

Problem

Three people A, B, C counted a bunch of balls of four colors (see table).

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Each of them correctly distinguished some two colors, and confused the numbers of the other two colours: one mixed up the red and orange, another – orange and yellow, and the third – yellow and green. The results of their calculations are given in the table.

How many balls of each colour actually were there?