Find (3a + 3b)/(a - b) when a/b = 2/5

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Calculate: (3 a + 3 b)/(a - b) If a/b = 2/5

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hi blunted! welcome to pf! :smile:
blunted said:
a/b = 2/5

hint: so a = … ? :wink:
 
Oh my god :D

Thanks for the hint and the welcome :)
 
K + l + m = 34.
K/l = 1/4
l/m = 1/3

l = ?

Is it 8 ?
 
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maybe it is and maybe it isn't :wink:

show your calculations! :smile:

(same hint as before, btw)