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Pam's age plus Tom's age is 65. Twice Pam's age is equal to 130 minus twice Tom's age. How old are they?

Pam's age plus Tom's age is 65. Twice Pam's age is equal to 130 minus twice Tom's age. How old are they?
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Pam's age plus Tom's age is 65. Twice Pam's age is equal to 130 minus twice Tom's age. How old are they?

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Pam = 40
Tom = 25

40 (Pam) x 2 = 80
25 (Tom) x 2 = 50
130 - 50 (Tomx2) = 80
Pam (40) + Tom (25) = 65
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