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Teresa spends her entire budget and consumes 6 units of x and 20 units of y. The price of x is twice the price of y. Her income doubles and the price of y doubles, but the price of x stays the same.

If she continues to buy 20 units of y; what is the largest number of units of x that she can afford?

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