SOLUTION: Three-quarters of a man's age now equals half his age 14 years from now. How old is he now?
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Question 1158238: Three-quarters of a man's age now equals half his age 14 years from now. How old is he now?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Three-quarters of a man's age now equals half his age 14 years from now. How old is he now?
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0.75Age = (1/2)*(Age+14)
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