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Third grade math multiple age
Four years later, the son's age: 24÷(4- 1)=(8 years old).

Son's age this year: 8-4=4(8 years old)

Now the father's age: 4+24=28 (years old)

A: My father is 28 years old and my son is 4 years old.

This is a problem in the Olympic era. Think about solving problems:

Everyone's age is 1 year, and the age difference remains the same. "After four years, the father is four times older than his son" means that after four years, the father is (4- 1) times older than his son. "The father is 24 years older than his son" remains unchanged. So 24÷(4- 1)=(8 years old), that is, the multiple of 1 is 8 years old-the age of the son.

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