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Re: x equals to y% of what number? (1) x = 3y (2) 6y + 2x = 56x/14 [#permalink]
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X equals to Y% of what number?

(1) X = 3Y.
(2) 6Y+2X = 56X/14.



Hi,
X equals to Y% of what number MEANS X = Y/100 of N....
so \(N = \frac{100X}{Y}\)..
so we are looking for ratio of x and y..

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(1)\(X = 3Y.\)
ratio of x and y can be clearly found
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(2) \(6Y+2X = \frac{56X}{14}\).
All terms are linear and in terms of x and y, so ratio between x and y can be found
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Re: x equals to y% of what number? (1) x = 3y (2) 6y + 2x = 56x/14 [#permalink]
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both have same equations when reduced. so gives value of 300
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Re: x equals to y% of what number? (1) x = 3y (2) 6y + 2x = 56x/14 [#permalink]
Bunuel wrote:
X equals to Y% of what number?

(1) X = 3Y.
(2) 6Y+2X = 56X/14.


Statement 1) X=3Y
Let X=1 then Y becomes 3%, now when need to find 1 is 3% of what no. .. Sufficient.

Statement 2) 6Y + 2X = 56X/14 which reduces to X=3Y .. Sufficient.

Ans D is correct.

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