How many math majors are in Professor X’s physics class? (1) If Professor X admits 10 more students into the class, and if all the newly admitted students are math majors, then the ratio of non-math majors to math majors would be 5 to 4. (2) Currently, there are 25 non-math majors in Professor X’s class.

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How many math majors are in Professor X’s physics class? (1) If Professor X admits 10 more students into the class, and if all the newly admitted students are math majors, then the ratio of non-math majors to math majors would be 5 to 4. (2) Currently, there are 25 non-math majors in Professor X’s class.