Bill’s age is 1/3 of Mike’s age who is 60% of James’ age. Tom is twice as old as Mike. What is the ratio of Bill’s age to Toms’s age?

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   1. Explanation:

      Suppose James Age is 50,
      60% of 50 = 30, (For Mikes Age)
      1/3 of 30 = 10 (For Bills Age)
      So,
      Bills age = 10, Mikes ages = 30, James = 50
      Toms age = 60 (as twice of Mikes (30 + 30 = 60))

      Now the ratio of Bills age to Toms

      10:60 => 10/60 ==> 1:6

      So the Answer is 1:6

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