Math, asked by ajaysahu3060, 5 months ago

A father is 3 times as old as his son. In 10 years times, he will be double of his son's age. Find their present ages​

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Answered by muralitharanks13
1

Not sure what the ratio method is, but if you set the father’s age as y and the son’s age as x then you can write the equations y= 3x (bc the father is currently three times as old as the son) and y+10=2(x+10) (bc in ten years the father will be twice as old as the son). If you swap the Y in the second equation with 3x (bc as we proved in the first equation 3x=y) and distribute the 2 to the x and the 10 you get 3x+10=2x+20. Now subtract 10 from both side and 2x from both sides and you get x=10. Plug 10 in for x in the first equation (y=3x) and you get y=30. So now you know the son is 10 and the father is 30.

Answered by badgujarkrushna25
2

Answer:

father=30yr

son =10yr

Step-by-step explanation:

let present ages of father and son be x yr and y yr respectively

According to first condition,

x=3y..........(1)

According to second condition,

x+10=2(y+10)

x+10=2y+20

x-2y+10-20=0

x-2y-10=0

3y-2y-10=0....(from 1)

y-10=0

y=10

putting value of y in (1)

x=3(10)

x=30

Present ages of father and son are 30yr and 10yr respectively

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