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mark is four years younger than robert. Twenty years ago, mark was thirteen years more than half the age of Robert. How old are they now

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markisfouryearsyoungerthanrobert.Twentyyearsago,markwasthirteenyearsmorethanhalftheageofRobert.Howoldaretheynow

Solution

Mark′sageis:50
Robert′sageis:54
Solution steps
Translate the problem into an equation:x−20=13+21​(x+4−20)
Solve for x,x−20=13+21​(x+4−20):x=50
Find age
Mark′sageis:50
Robert′sageis:54

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