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Today, Stephen is three times as old as Gautham. Ten years ago Stephen turned 2. How old will Gautham be

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Stephen is currently 12, since he is three times as old as Gautham that means Gautham is 4. 4+8=12 which means Gautham will be 12 in 8 years.

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