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Colin: “When I add 6 times my age 6 years from now to 7 times my age 7 years from now, I get 14 times my current age. How old will I be 5 years from now?
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Colin: “When I add 6 times my age 6 years from now to 7 times my age 7 years from now, I get 14 times my current age.
How old will I be 5 years from now?
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Colin's current age =
The sentence (likely) translates to the equation
So 5 years from now, Colin will be 90 years old.
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