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One year ago, Joan was five times as old as her pony. In one year's time, the sum of the ages will be 22. How old is Joan now?

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iogann1982 [59]3 years ago

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22 divided 5 I would think

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One year ago, Joan was five times as old as her pony. In one year's time, the sum of the ages will be 22. How old is Joan now?​

One year ago, Joan was five times as old as her pony. In one year's time, the sum of the ages will be 22. How old is Joan now?