Sam and janet each have a whole number of dollars, and 13$ of sam's money equals 2$ of janet's money. together, they have more than 10$. what is the least number of dollars they could have combined?

The least sum they could have is 15 dollars (n=1).

Explanation:

Let S and J represent the number of dollars held by Sam and Janet, respectively. Let  

.. n = S/13 = J/2  

Then  

.. S = 13n  

.. J = 2n  

.. S + J = 13n +2n = 15n > 10 . . . . .

we know that from question, the sum of their amount is more than $10  

therefore, The least sum they could have is 15 dollars (n=1).

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