If John's present age is 3x years and Jane is twice his age, what will be the sum of their ages in 5 years' time? *

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If John's present age is 3x years and Jane is twice his age, what will be the

sum of their ages in 5 years' time? *

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i think its 30x

Explanation:

3x2=6

6x5=30

Michaelanthony answered Oct 6, 2022

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Answer:

9x+10

Explanation:

JOHN=3X JANE=6X THEIR COMBINED AGE IN 5 YEARS WILL BE 3X+5+6X+5 OT 9X+10

Anuruddhika answered Oct 9, 2022

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