Bob, Peter, and Stan are going to combine all their savings to invest in a business. The amount of money in Bob’s savings is of the amount in Stan’s savings. The amount in Peter’s savings is double the amount in Stan’s savings. If Stan decides to invest only of his savings into the business, then the amount that Stan invests will be what fraction of the amount that Bob and Peter invest combined?

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Bob, Peter, and Stan are going to combine all their savings to invest in a business. The amount of money in Bob’s savings is <img alt='Image' src='https://www.fatskills.com/images3/gre/inequ10_78.jpg'/><br> of the amount in Stan’s savings. The amount in Peter’s savings is double the amount in Stan’s savings. If Stan decides to invest only <img alt='Image' src='https://www.fatskills.com/images3/gre/inequ10_79.jpg'/><br> of his savings into the business, then the amount that Stan invests will be what fraction of the amount that Bob and Peter invest combined?






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