Math, asked by barooap, 7 months ago

Your sister Samantha is turning 48 in April. She is 3 times older than your brother John, and twice as old as you. How old is your brother John?

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Answered by cgonzalezsoto03

Answer: John is 16.

Step-by-step explanation: Divide 48 by 3 (48/3), which gives you John's age, because she was 3 times his age. If it were asking for your age, divide (48/2), because she was twice your age.

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