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Twice as many X as Y ---> Twice as many apples as oranges.

So if we had 10 oranges, we would have 20 apples.
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"Twice as many x as y" means?

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If \(y=50\), then \(x=100\).
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"Twice as many x as y" means?

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What is being compared here - X and Y.
You should note that 'as Y' signifies something i.e. X is being compared. There is some value of Y and X is twice of that.
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Hi SanaAgarwal,

It means that you must “double y” in order for y to equal x.

Thus:

x = 2y
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