P and Q had the same number of candies. P gave Q 28 candies so that now Q has five times as many candies as P has. How many candies does Q have now?	Select
A) 65 B) 70 C) 75 D) 80 E) 85
Let P and Q be the number of candies they had at the start.   P = Q   5(P-28) = Q+28   5(Q-28) = Q+28   4Q = 168   Q = 42   Now person Q has 42+28 candies which is 70 candies.   The answer is 70.
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P and Q had the same number of candies. P gave Q 28 candies so that now Q has five times as many candies as P has. How many candies does Q have now?