Math, asked by patilak6, 2 months ago

एक संख्या दुसरीच्या तिप्पट आहे.तर
दोन्ही संख्यांची बेरीज 120 असल्यास पहिली संख्या कोणती.

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Answered by meghadhir

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300

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