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Of the shares of stock owned by a certain investor, 30 percent are shares of company x stock and 1/7 of the remaining shares are shares of company y stock. how many shares of company x stock does the investor own?
a) the investor owns 100 shares of company y stock.
b) the investor owns 200 more shares of company x stock than of company y stock.

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