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please answer this question , I have my exams today​

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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\huge\underline\blue{\sf Given:}

A \:  says \:  to \:  B "I  \: am \:  twice  \: as  \: old  \: as  \: you  \: were  \: when \:  I \:  was \:  as \:  old  \: as  \: you  \: are" \:

sum \: of \: their \: age \: is \: 63

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(A-B) year before

A = 2(B-(A-B))

A = 2(B-A+B)

A = 4B-2A

3A = 4B -------------------- \large\red{\boxed{\sf Equation\:1}}

A+B = 63 ----------------- \large\red{\boxed{\sf Equation\:2}}

solving both ,,

A + 3A/4 = 63

7A = 63*4

A = 36

B = 27

\huge\blue{THANKS}

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