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You have the correct answers. I would argue that `x > 0` is also needed. Though technically you can get away without needing it since if `y > 0` then it leads `x > (1/3)y` to `x > 0`
Okay ima stick with the answers I have thanks :)
omg you were right @jim_thompson5910
I wasn't 100% sure to be honest. Though it does say that he needs both bikes and treadmills. So that would mean both `x > 0` and `y > 0`
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Well nothing I can do now. Thanks again for all the help, I'll definitely keep this into account on future question like these
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