The average age of a family of 5 members was 32 years. 3 years later, the oldest member of the family died at the age of 60. On the same day, a child was born in the family. What would be the average age of the family 20 years after the death of the oldest member?

The average age of a family of 5 members was 32 years. 3 years later,

1.	The average age of a family of 5 members was 32 years. 3 years later, the oldest member of the family died at the age of 60. On the same day, a child was born in the family. What would be the average age of the family 20 years after the death of the oldest member?
A.	52 years
B.	43 years
C.	47 years
D.	50 years
E.	55 years
Answer» C. 47 years

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