Math MCQ: A father is twice his son’s present age. How many years ago, was he three times his son’s age, if his son’s age is now 20 years?

A father is twice his son’s present age. How many years ago, was he three times his son’s age, if his son’s age is now 20 years?

Correct Answer: 10 years

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