A is twice as old as B. When 6 is subtracted from B's age and 4 is added to A's age, A's age will be four times B's age. How old are they?
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2x-4 = 4(x-6)
or, 2x-4= 4x-24
or, 2x-4x = -24+4
or, -2x = -20
or, x = -20/-2
or, x = 10
again,
as we let A = 2x and B = x
the age of A = 2x = 2*10 = 20 yrs.
the age of B = x = 10 yrs.
or, 2x-4= 4x-24
or, 2x-4x = -24+4
or, -2x = -20
or, x = -20/-2
or, x = 10
again,
as we let A = 2x and B = x
the age of A = 2x = 2*10 = 20 yrs.
the age of B = x = 10 yrs.
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