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What is your current age if born in 1952?
In 2010 your age will be 58 years. (2010 minus 1952 = 58).
What does subtracting your age from 220 and then multiplying that number by 0.9 calculate?
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What year were you born in if you are now 75?
Just subtract the current year minus the age.
14 To calculate your subtract your age from 220 then multiply that number by 70 percent?
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What is 9 minus a number?
Oh, dude, 9 minus a number is just 9 minus a number. Like, you didn't give me the number, so I can't really do the math for you. It's like trying to guess someone's age without any clues. So yeah, 9 minus a number equals 9 minus a number.
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