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ATQ, Given, The sum of ages a + b + c = 65 and (a+4)/b = 5/6, leading to 6a−5b=−24. For Quantity II: Quantity II = 6 × (65−a) = 390 − 6a From 6a = 5b − 24, 'a' is expressed in terms of 'b', making 390 − 6a less than 414 for positive 'b'. So, Quantity I > Quantity II.
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