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A father said to his son I was twice as old as you are at present at time of your birth. If the father's age is 48 years now then the son's age 5 years back was

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Answered by mddilshad11ab
65

\huge{\underline{\purple{\rm{Question:}}}}

A father said to his son I was twice as old as you are at present at time of your birth. If the father's age is 48 years now then the son's age 5 years back was.

\huge{\underline{\purple{\rm{Solution:}}}}

\large{\underline{\red{\rm{Let:}}}}

  • \rm{The\: present\:age\:of\:man=48\: year's}
  • \rm{The\: present\:age\:of\:son=y\: year's}
  • \rm{The\:age\:of\:son\:5\: years\:ago=y-5\:year's}

\large{\underline{\red{\rm{To\: Find:}}}}

  • \sf{The\:son's\:age\:5\: year's\:ago}

\small{\underline{\green{\rm{According to\:the\: Question:}}}}

\sf{The\:man\:was\: twice\:as\:old\:as\:his\:son\:at\:his\:birth}

\sf{\implies 48=2y}

\sf\purple{\implies y=24}

Hence,

\sf{\implies 5\: year's\: ago\:the\:age\:of\:son=y-5}

\sf{\implies 5\: year's\: ago\:the\:age\:of\:son=24-5}

\sf\purple{\implies 5\: year's\: ago\:the\:age\:of\:son=19\: year's}

Answered by Vamprixussa
9

Let the son's age be y.

Given

The Father's age = 48 years

According to the question

2y=48

\implies y = \dfrac{48}{2}

\implies y =24

Therefore, the son's age at present is 24 years.

Let the son's age 5 years back be y - 5.

\implies y - 5\\\implies 24-5\\\implies 19 \ years

\boxed{\boxed{\bold{Therefore, \ the \ son's \ age \ 5 \ years \ ago \ was \ 19 \ years}}}}}

                                                               

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