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1.	A Is As Much Younger Than B. B As He Is Older Than C. If The Sum Of The Ages Is 50 Years. What Is The Difference Between The Ages Of B And A's? Solution: Given That: 1. The Difference Of Age B/w B And A = The Difference Of Age B/w A And C. 2. Sum Of Age Of B And C Is 50 I.e. (b + C) = 50. Question: B - A = ?.
Answer» B - A = A - C (B + C) = 2A Now given that, (B + C) = 50 So, 50 = 2A and therefore A = 25. QUESTION is (B - A) = ? Here we know the value(AGE) of A (25), but we don't know the age of B. Therefore, (B-A) cannot be DETERMINED. B - A = A - C (B + C) = 2A Now given that, (B + C) = 50 So, 50 = 2A and therefore A = 25. Question is (B - A) = ? Here we know the value(age) of A (25), but we don't know the age of B. Therefore, (B-A) cannot be determined.

A Is As Much Younger Than B. B As He Is Older Than C. If The Sum Of The Ages Is 50 Years. What Is The Difference Between The Ages Of B And A's? Solution: Given That: 1. The Difference Of Age B/w B And A = The Difference Of Age B/w A And C. 2. Sum Of Age Of B And C Is 50 I.e. (b + C) = 50. Question: B - A = ?.

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B - A = A - C

(B + C) = 2A

Now given that, (B + C) = 50

So, 50 = 2A and therefore A = 25.

QUESTION is (B - A) = ?

Here we know the value(AGE) of A (25), but we don't know the age of B.

Therefore, (B-A) cannot be DETERMINED.

B - A = A - C

(B + C) = 2A

Now given that, (B + C) = 50

So, 50 = 2A and therefore A = 25.

Question is (B - A) = ?

Here we know the value(age) of A (25), but we don't know the age of B.

Therefore, (B-A) cannot be determined.