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Confused on "their sum is to the sum of their squares as 7 is to 50." Help me put this in a equation please

Confused on "their sum is to the sum of their squares as 7 is to 50." Help me put this in a equation please
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Confused on "their sum is to the sum of their squares as 7 is to 50." Help me put this in a equation please

Confused on "their sum is to the sum of their squares as 7 is to 50." Help-example-1
User Chandra Shekhar Goka
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This is easy the answer is 7/50
User Eesh
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I cant read the picture very well
but if the sum is, say (x + 3) and sum of their squares is x^2 + 9 then it means

x+3 7
---------- = -----
x^2 + 9 50
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