6 is an larger number if it is dealing with math....
other than that no numbers is larger than 10...
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ya i will solve this question by taking assumptions if we observe the question easily identified the larger number is greater than smaller number by 6 and one thing is the sum of two numbers is 3 times their difference from this information we clearly says sum is divided by 3 so if we take smaller number 1 larger number 7(add 6) (1+6)=3(5) and now smaller number 2 larger number 8 (2+8)=3(6) : : : take smaller number 6 larger number 12 this is the correct answer 6+12=3(6)
0.5 larger the number the smallest its worth and 0.67 is in the hundredths which is small
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A smaller number is never divisible by a larger number, so no, it is not.
12 Let x represent the smaller number and y the larger number. From the problem, we have two equations: x+y=3(y-x) y=x+6 Now solve for x: x+(x+6)=3((x+6)-x) 2x+6=18 x=12 Now use this to solve for y: y=x+6=6+6=12