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The average of the ages of A and B is 25 years, that of B and C is 30 years and that of C and A is 32 years. The age of C (in years) is:

  1. A
    39
  2. B
    37
  3. C
    35
  4. D
    32

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

From the problem statements, we can form equations for the sums of their ages:
2
A+B

=25⟹A+B=50

2
B+C

=30⟹B+C=60

2
C+A

=32⟹C+A=64

Adding all three equations:

(A+B)+(B+C)+(C+A)=50+60+64
2(A+B+C)=174
A+B+C=87
To find the age of C, substitute A+B=50 into this equation:

50+C=87
C=87−50=37 years

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The average of the ages of A and B is 25 years, that of B and C is 30 years and that of C and A is 32 years. The age of C (in years) is:
A
39
B
37
C
35
D
32

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