Math, asked by mahernaeem31, 10 months ago


76. 'A' is twice as old as 'B'. Three year ago 'A
was three times as old as 'B' How old is 'A
now?
(A) 6 years
(B) 12 years
(C) 14 years
(D) 16 years​

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Answered by namonarayan7254
0

Answer:

a questio is the right answer

Answered by meherkaur
1

Consider B’s present age as x years. So age of A is 2x years. 3 years ago, B’s age was (x-3) years, and A’s age was (2x-3)years. The equation for the age relation 3 years ago is,

3 B’s age = A’s age.

So, 3(x-3)= 2x -3.

3x-9 = 2x - 3.

x = 6.

So, B’s age is 6 years. And as A is twice as old as B at present. Therefore, A’s present age is 12 years

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