(x-y)*10=200 and 5(x+y)=200 porportion answer is (15,5) dont really understand how to get the answer though...
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me dont no wot yu meen bi (15,5), but 15/5=3

line 1: x-y=20

line 2: x+y=40

add tugether...2x=60

x=30

x+y=40, so y=40-x=10

x/y=30/10=3
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