Math, asked by puttareshma28, 9 months ago

5. The average age of a family of five members is the
same today as it was five years ago. There is no
change in the family, except the elder daughter being
replaced by the daughter-in-law. If the age of the
elder daughter is 48 years, how old is the daughter-
in-law? (in years)

Answers

Answered by TooFree
4

Given:

Average age of a family of 5 is the same today as 5 years ago.

The daughter was in the family 5 years ago but left the family now.

The daughter-in-law was not in the family 5 years ago but joined the family now.

The daughter is 48 years old.

To Find:

The daughter-in-law age now.

Solution:

Define x:

Let their total age be x now.

Their total age 5 years ago is also x years old.

Find the total age that it would have increased over 5 years:

1 person = 5 years

5 people = 5 x 5

5 people = 25 years

Find the total age after 5 years if the family unit did not change:

Total age = x + 25

We know that the daughter has left:

Daughter = 48 years old

Total age without the daughter = x + 25 - 48

Total age without the daughter = x - 23

But we know that the total age did not change:

Total age without the daughter-in-law = x - 23

Total age with the daughter-in-law = x

Therefore, the daughter-in-law is 23 years old

Answer: The daughter-in-law is 23 years old

Answered by shraddhadhiraj84
1

Answer:

the daughter in law is 23 years old

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