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In 5 years, Abby will be twice older than Carly is now. Three years ago, Ben's age was equal to the sum of Abby's and Carly's ages at that time how old is each of…

In 5 years, Abby will be twice older than Carly is now. Three years ago, Ben's age was equal to the sum of Abby's and Carly's ages at that time how old is each of…
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In 5 years, Abby will be twice older than Carly is now. Three years ago, Ben's age was equal to the sum of Abby's and Carly's ages at that time how old is each of them now if their current ages add up to 59?

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