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A 20 years old person weighs 42Kg and a 50 years old person weighs 64Kg. If weight of 40 years old person is the difference between the weight of 50 years old person and thrice the weight of 20 years old person, then the difference between the weight of 20 years old and that of 40 years old will be ______grams.
Asked in MPTET Varg-2 (Math) · 2023
Basic Operation · Quantitative Aptitude
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