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    The sum of the present ages of a man and his son is 50 years. After five years, the man's age will be three times that of his son. Find the present ag
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    The sum of the present ages of a man and his son is 50 years. After five years, the man's age will be three times that of his son. Find the present age of the son.

    A.

    12 years

    B.

    11 years

    C.

    10 years

    D.

    14 years

    Correct option is C

    Given
    Sum of present ages = 50 years
    After 5 years, Man's age = 3 × Son's age
    Solution
    Let the present age of the Man be M and the Son be S.
    M + S = 50
    M = 50 - S
    After 5 years:
    M + 5 = 3 × (S + 5)
    Substitute M = 50 - S into the equation:
    (50 - S) + 5 = 3S + 15
    55 - S = 3S + 15
    4S = 40
    S = 10 years
    Final Answer
    So the correct answer is (c)

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