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If 1½ years is added to 3/7th of the age of Ravi, it will be half of his present age. What is his present age?

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If 1½ years is added to 3/7th of the age of Ravi, it will be half of his present age. What is his present age?

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Solution

Let's denote Ravi's present age as X years.

According to the problem, 3/7 of Ravi's age plus 1½ years equals half of his present age. We can write this as an equation:

3/7X + 1½ = 1/2X

To solve this equation, we first need to get rid of the fractions. We can do this by multiplying every term by 14 (the least common multiple of 7 and 2):

14*(3/7X) + 141½ = 14*(1/2*X)

This simplifies to:

6X + 21 = 7X

Subtract 6X from both sides:

21 = X

So, Ravi's present age is 21 years.

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