Math, asked by GorantlaSumathi, 10 months ago

if thrice of A's age is 6 years ago be subtracted from twice his present age the result would be equal to his present age find A's present age?

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Answered by Delphy

6

Answer:

2A-3A+6=A

6=3A+A-2A

6=2A

A=3

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