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2/120=X/80=Y/300 x=? & y=?

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Molodets [167]2 years ago

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X=1.33

Y=4.9875;approx. 5.0

Answer:

(2/120=X/80)=Y/300

2×80=120×X

X=160/120

X=1.33

X/80=Y/300

But X=1.33

By substituting

X=1.33, We have that

1.33/80=Y/300

80×Y=1.33×300

80Y=399

Y=399/80

Y=5.0 approx.

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