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The sum of ages of Silas and John is 50 years. In five years time, the age of John will be four times the age of Silas now. How old is each boy?
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The sum of ages of Silas and John is 50 years. In five years time, the age of John will be four times the age of Silas now. How old is each boy?
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silas is 9
john is 41
explanation/step-by-step is in the attached image (apologies for the messy handwriting) hope this helps!
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