Two alloys
Two alloys, Y and Z, are each made up of zinc, tin, and copper. In alloy Y, the ratio of zinc to tin is 2:5, and the ratio of copper to tin is 4:3. Find the ratio of copper:zinc:tin in alloy Y.
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