Let the present age of B be x years. A’s present age = (x + 3) years C’s present age = (x - 5) years According to question, => [(x + 3) + 6]/(x - 3) = 4/3 => x = 39 C’s age, 11 years ago = (39 - 5) – 11 = 23 years
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