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Juaz

if n is no of couple, then n(4x+5y) = 253


I don't understand how you got this equation. As per my understanding,

(n+4n+4nx) + (n+5n+5ny) = 253

And from this equation, you cannot get unique values of x and y. Therefore E should be the answer.



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