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10 years ago A's age was half of B's age if the ratio of their present ages 3 : 4 what will be the sum of their present age

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Answered by EssJay
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Let the age of A presently be x

Hence B's present age =(4/3)*x

Sum of their ages =(7/3)*x


Ten years ago,

A's age:  x-10

Now since it was half of B's present age,

x-10 = (1/2)*(4/3)*x

(1/3)*x = 10

Hence, x=30

Sum of their ages = (7/3)*(30) = 70


Anonymous: bro 10 years ago both is there not only A age
EssJay: I just figured it out. The language didn't seem clear to me and hence this answer. If considering B's age as present, my answer satisfies all questions and hence I think both the answers are correct. Please let me know! Thanks :)
EssJay: I meant *equations* instead *questions* in the previous comment
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