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The larger of two numbers is fourteen more than twice the smaller number. If the sum of the numbers is 41, find the two numbers. Write your answer as two numbers separated by a comma.
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The larger of two numbers is fourteen more than twice the smaller number. If the sum of the numbers is 41, find the two numbers. Write your answer as two numbers separated by a comma.

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Answer:

x+y=41

x=2y+14

by solving eq

2y+14+y=41

y=27

×=68

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