Posted by Coco on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at 7:16am.
you have 4 unknowns in your equation, but only 2 are given, so ...
84 = 50(d1/d2)
42/25 = d1/d2
there is no unique solution to d1 and d2, but any two numbers in the ratio 42:25 would work.
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