Mathematics, 28.01.2020 12:31, patrick171888

Carlos y pedro cumplen el mismo dia. carlos tiene el doble de edad que pedro cuando pedro tenia la edad que tiene carlos ahora.
si carlos tiene 24 años de edad. ¿ cual es la edad de pedro?
(utilize la fecha de abril 2014)

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