OreoShake wrote:
Bunuel, could you explain whats wrong with the the following method?
x/y =3/5. x-10/y+10 = 7/5. Hence on solving we get x as 50 and y as 30, which clearly does not tell us the answer. Can you please provide some conceptual clarity?
Hi, there are a couple of things to note here.
I'm assuming that you assigned the variables x and y as: Alberto = x, Kaye = y. First off, when two things are in a ratio they must be represented using a common variable, if there were no relationship mentioned, for
...
![FLO – Therapy at the Club – Pre-Single [iTunes Plus M4A]](http://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music221/v4/a4/11/88/a41188ed-0f2e-e8d5-1163-d59e373cc58c/26UMGIM30046.rgb.jpg/208x208bb.webp)
.jpg)
