thank you so much for helping,i just need to be able to put it into an equation now.im terrible at word problems.
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OK, let one part have a value of x then the other part has a value of 2x. Together they add up to 27 so the equation is 2x+x=27, that is, 3x=27, so dividing by 3 on each side, x=27/3=9. And 2x=18.

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