There are two companies X and Y, each having three groups: HR, Marketing, and Finance. The following information is given: Company X has 64 existing m...
Question
There are two companies X and Y, each having three groups: HR, Marketing, and Finance. The following information is given:
Company X has 64 existing members in total. If 2 new members are added to each group, the ratio of total members (existing + new) in HR and Marketing combined to the total members in Finance becomes .
Company Y has 6 existing members in HR and 10 existing members in Finance. No new members are added to HR in company Y.
Additional information:
- Total members (new + existing) in Finance group of company Y is half the total members (new + existing) in Marketing group of company X.
- New members added in Finance group of company Y is half the new members added in Marketing group of company Y.
- Total members (new + existing) in Marketing group of company X is 6 more than total members (new + existing) in Marketing group of company Y.
- Total members (new + existing) in HR group of company X and Finance group of company Y together equal 28.
Find the ratio of total members (new + existing) of company X to company Y.