A man's age is p% of what it was 20 years ago but q% of what he will be
after 10 years. What is his present age? .
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Let present age be x
x = p% of (x - 20).
x = q% of (x + 10).
p% of (x - 20) = q% of (x + 10)
px - 20p = qx + 10q
x (p - q) = 10q + 20 p = 10 (q + 2p)
(p - q)x = 10q + 20p = 10(q + 2p)
x = 10(q + 2p) / p – q
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Step-by-step explanation:
x = 10(q + 2p) / p – q
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