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Mixed answers?!

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10x/(6y)=7/5

x:y=21:25, y:z=5:6=25:30

x:y:z=21:25:30
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The real question is why should it be? Because that’d be easier? If you plug in x = 50, y = 42, and z = 35 (which are obviously in the ratio 50:42:35) the original equation clearly isn’t true.

50x equals 42y when x = 42 and y = 50, not x = 50 and y = 42. Both sides of the equation are equal to 50 * 42. If x = 42 and y = 50, what should z equal? (It won’t be an integer, but you can multiply everything by a constant so that it is afterwards).

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