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Answer: Sasha has 20 bars to start of with. Let's assume Sasha keeps 6 bars for herself. The problem says Sasha has twice as many bars as Hanna, so Hanna HAS to have 3 bars. The problem says Kyle got 3 more bars than Hanna, so 3+3=6, and Hannah got 2 less bars than Noah.. Noah has to have bars because 5-3=2

Sasha 6, Kyle 6, Noah 5, Hanna 3= 6+6+5+3=20

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