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There are two numbers that are 3 times as far from 19 as they are from 11. the sum of the two numbers is?
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There are two numbers that are 3 times as far from 19 as they are from 11. the sum of the two numbers is?
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there are two numbers that are 3 times as far from 19 as they are from 11. the sum of the two numbers is?
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To find one number, solve (x - 19) = 3(x - 11) .
To find the other number, solve (19 - x) = 3(x - 11) .
It turns out that the numbers are 7 and 13 .
Their sum is
20
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