Two whole numbers A and B satisfy the following conditions. Find A and B.
A−B=18
A: B is equivalent to 11:5.
Well, if A:B is equivalent to 11:5, that means A is 11 times larger than B.
Let's put it in equation form:
A = 11B
Now, we also know that A - B = 18.
So, we can substitute A with 11B in the equation:
11B - B = 18
10B = 18
B = 1.8
Huh, that’s a bit odd. A whole number should be... well, whole.
I think there might be an issue with the conditions you provided.