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Question 21

A father is now twice as old as his son. fourteen years ago he was four times as old as his son. how old are the son and father

  • A.12 years, 24 years
  • B.21 years, 42 years
  • C.35 years, 70 years
  • D.23 years, 46 years
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Question details

Exam body
UNIBEN
Subject
General Paper
Year
2009/2010
Question no.
#21
Type
Objective
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