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The larger of two numbers is twice the smaller. If the sum of the two numbers is 96, find both numbers

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Solution

Thelargeroftwonumbersistwicethesmaller.Ifthesumofthetwonumbersis96,findbothnumbers

Solution

Thenumbers:64,32
Solution steps
Represent the numbers with xandy:
number1:x
number2:y
A.T.Q.:
x=2y
x+y=96
x=2y,x+y=96:x=64,y=32
Thenumbers:64,32

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