Anita and Winnie share some oranges and lemons in the ratio of 5:7. The oranges and lemons that Anita has are in the ratio of 3:5. If Anita has 30 fewer oranges than lemons, how many oranges and lemons does Winnie have?

Is there an equation for this?

Question

Anita and Winnie share some oranges and lemons in the ratio of 5:7. The oranges and lemons that Anita has are in the ratio of 3:5. If Anita has 30 fewer oranges than lemons, how many oranges and lemons does Winnie have?

Is there an equation for this?

anonymous · Answer

Anita  has  a  oranges and  b  lemons

Winnie  has  c  oranges and d  lemons

anonymous · Answer

can u do it now?

bacon · Answer

sorry no, i don't really understand that

anonymous · Answer

a/c = 5/7

b/d = 5/7

a/b = 3/5

b - a = 30

now?