Franklin has s pairs of shoes, which is 1/5 as many as Bailey and twice as many as Smith. In terms of s, how many pairs of shoes do the three of them have combined? Answers:
A) 7/2*s
B) 2s
C) 13/2*s
D) 4s
E) 15/2*s
== s +5s + s/2 ==&gt; 6s + 1/2 s = 13/2*s   Ans .13/2*s
<result>C</result>
Franklin has s pairs of shoes, which is 1/5 as many as Bailey and twice as many as Smith. In terms of s, how many pairs of shoes do the three of them have combined?