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Expressing Relations in Multiplication and Addition

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A"s age is six times that of B"s age. 15 years hence, A will be three times as old as B. Find A's age.

A

20 years

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B

50 years

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C

10 years

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D

60 years

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Solution

The correct option is D
60 years

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