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Sue and Fred have a combined age of 42 years. If Sue's age is 1/2 of Fred's, how old is Fred in years?
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Sue and Fred have a combined age of 42 years. If Sue's age is 1/2 of Fred's, how old is Fred in years?
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ibthink it is 18
im no that sure tho
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