document.write( "Question 277287: the sum of 3 times one number and twice a second is -1. the ratio of twice the first to 3 times the second is -4:3. what are the numbers?\r
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Algebra.Com's Answer #201912 by jim_thompson5910(35256)\"\" \"About 
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Hint: \"the ratio of twice the first to 3 times the second is -4:3\" means that \"2x%2F%283y%29=-4%2F3\". In other words, the \"ratio\" or fraction of 2x to 3y is equivalent to the ratio of -4 to 3. So now you have two equations with two unknowns in which you can solve for x and y.\r
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