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The square of the difference between the age of my eldest brother Niranjan and of my sister Sunita (who is only 5 year old) is equal to the square of the number obtained by subtracting 8 from my present age. The difference between Niranganâ€™s age and mine equals the difference between the square of the sum of our (Niranjanâ€™s and mine) age and 160. How old am I?1. 12 years2. 10 years3. 2 years4. 16 years

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