A and B are two partially filled buckets of water. If 6 liters are transferred from A to B, then A would contain one-third of the amount of water in B. Alternatively, if 6 liters are transferred from B to A, B would contain one-half of the amount of water in A. Bucket A contains how many liters of water?  Choose the correct choice from the following answers:
A) 66/5	B) 13	C) 17	D) 21	E) 23
Let Bucket 66/5 be 66/5 and Bucket B be B   Scenario 1   66/5-6 = 1/3 (B+6) ----&gt; 366/5-18 =B+6   Scenario 2   B-6 = 1/2 (66/5+6) -----&gt; 2B-12 = 66/5+6   From Scenario 1, B = 366/5-24   Substitute B with this information in Stmt 2   2 (366/5-24) -12 = 66/5+6 ------&gt; 666/5 -48-12 = 66/5+6 ------&gt; 666/5- 66/5 = 60+6 ---&gt; 566/5= 66   66/5= 66/5, 66/5nswer choice 66/5
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A and B are two partially filled buckets of water. If 6 liters are transferred from A to B, then A would contain one-third of the amount of water in B. Alternatively, if 6 liters are transferred from B to A, B would contain one-half of the amount of water in A. Bucket A contains how many liters of water?