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5 years ago, the age of father was 2.25 times the age of his son. 2 years hence, the age of father becomes 2.6 times the age of his daughter. If the son is 7 years elder to daughter, find the present age of Father​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bold\red{\underline{\underline{Answer:}}}

\bold{The \ present \ age \ of \ father \ is \ 50 \ years.}

\bold\orange{Given:}

\bold{=>5, \ years \ ago \ father's \ age \ was \ 2.25}

\bold{times \ the \ son's \ age.}

\bold{=>2, \ years \ hence \ the \ age \ of \ father}

\bold{becomes \ 2.6 \ times \ the \ age \ of \ daughter.}

\bold{=>Son \ is \ 7 \ years \ elder \ than \ daughter.}

\bold\pink{To \ find:}

\bold{=>Present \ age \ of \ father.}

\bold\green{\underline{\underline{Solution}}}

\bold{Let \ the \ son's \ age \ be \ x \ and \ father's }

\bold{age \ be \ y \ years \ respectively.}

\bold{According \ to \ first \ condition}

\bold{y-5=2.25(x-5)}

\bold{y-5=2.25x-11.25}

\bold{2.25x-y=-5+11.25}

\bold{2.25x-y=6.25}

\bold{Multiply \ equation \ by \ 10 \ throughout}

\bold{22.5x-10y=62.5...(1)}

\bold{Son \ is \ 7 \ years \ elder \ than \ daughter}

\bold{\therefore{Daughter's \ age \ will \ be \ (x-7) \ years.}}

\bold{According \ to \ second \ condition.}

\bold{y+2=2.6(x-7+2)}

\bold{y+2=2.6(x-5)}

\bold{y+2=2.6x-13}

\bold{2.6x-y=2+13}

\bold{2.6x-y=15}

\bold{Multiply \ equation \ by \ 10 \ throughout}

\bold{26x-10y=150...(2)}

\bold{Subtract \ equation (1) \ from \ equation (2)}

\bold{26x-10y=150}

\bold{-}

\bold{22.5x-10y=62.5}

\bold{3.5x=87.5}

\bold{x=\frac{87.5}{3.5}}

\bold{x=25}

\bold{Substitute \ x=25 \ in \ equation (1), \ we \ get}

\bold{22.5(25)-10y=62.5}

\bold{562.5-10y=62.5}

\bold{10y=562.5-62.5}

\bold{10y=500}

\bold{y=\frac{500}{10}}

\bold{y=50}

\bold\purple{\tt{\therefore{The \ present \ age \ of \ father \ is \ 50 \ years.}}}

Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • The son is 7 years elder to daughter.
  • 5 years ago, the age of father was 2.25 times the age of his son.
  • 2 years hence, the age of father becomes 2.6 times the age of his daughter.

To find :

  • Present age of father.

Solution :

Consider,

  • Present age of father = x years.
  • Present age of son = y years.
  • Present age of daughter = z years.

According to 1st condition :-

  • The son is 7 years elder to daughter.

\implies\sf{y=z+7.............eq(1)}

According to 2nd condition :-

  • 5 years ago, the age of father was 2.25 times the age of his son.

5 years ago,

  • Age of father = (x-5) years
  • Age of son = (y-5) years

\implies\sf{x-5=2.25(y-5)..............eq(2)}

According to 3rd condition :-

  • 2 years hence, the age of father becomes 2.6 times the age of his daughter.

After 2 years,

  • Age of father = (x+2) years
  • Age of daughter = (z+2) years

\implies\sf{x+2=2.6(z+2)}

\implies\sf{x+2=2.6z+5.2}

\implies\sf{x-2.6z=3.2................eq(3)}

Now taking eq(2) and put y=z+7 from eq(1).

\implies\sf{x-5=2.25(z+7-5)}

\implies\sf{x-5=2.25(z+2)}

\implies\sf{x-5=2.25z +4.5}

\implies\sf{x-2.25z=9.5.................eq(2)}

By elimination of eq(2) and eq(3) , we get,

x - 2.25z = 9.5

x - 2.6z = 3.2

(-). (+) (-)

______________

→ 0.35 z = 6.3

→ z = 18

  • Present age of daughter = 18 years.

Now put z = 18 in eq(1) for getting the value of y.

\implies\sf{y=z+7}

\implies\sf{y=18+7}

\implies\sf{y=25}

  • Present age of son = 25 years.

Now put z = 18 in eq(3) for getting the value of x.

\implies\sf{x-2.6z=3.2}

\implies\sf{x-2.6\times\:18=3.2}

\implies\sf{x-46.8=3.2}

\implies\sf{x=3.2+46.8}

\implies\sf{x=50}

Therefore, the present age of father is 50 years.


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