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Penelope is 4 times as old as Jose. Jose is 3 years older than Eliot. If the sum of all three is 57 years, how old will Jose tur

n in 4 years. (And how did you get that answer)

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andrezito [222]3 years ago

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Jose is 13 and a half, Penelope is 40 and a half, and Eliot could be 3 years old. Jose would turn seventeen and a half in 4 years

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