Mathematics, 30.07.2021 01:40 jpatte2oye8qv

At a pharmacy, the ratio of containers of a brand-name prescription medicine to the generic version of that medicine is 7:2. If the pharmacy adds 6 more containers of the generic version to its inventory, the ratio becomes 11:4. What was the original total number of containers of the two medicines in stock?

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