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can u solve the 16th one???

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Answered by priyasha366
2

Answer:

A = 30, B = 42, C = 28

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

\frac{A+B}{2} = 36

\frac{B +C}{2} = 35

\frac{A+C}{2}= 29

∴ A + B = 72

B + C = 70

A + C = 58

Now,

B = 70 - C and C = 58 - A

Therefore B = 70 - 58 +A

Substituting the value of B in eq A +B = 72

A + 70 - 58 + A = 72

2A + 12 = 72

2A = 60

A = 30

∴ B = 12 +A = 42

C = 58 - A = 28

Answered by BrainlyKingdom
4

✯ Solution

We need find the Age of A and we are provided with the following data :

  • The average age of A and B is 36 years
  • The average age of B and C is 35 years
  • The average age of A and C is 29 years

Average age of A and B is 36 years

:\implies\sf{(A+B)/2=36}\implies\sf{A+B=72\quad\dashrightarrow1}

Average age of B and C is 35 years

:\implies\sf{(B+C)/2=35}\implies\sf{B+C=70\quad\dashrightarrow2}

Average age of A and C is 29 years

:\implies\sf{(A+C)/2=29}\implies\sf{A+C=58\quad\dasharrow3}

\to\sf{A+B+B+C=70+72}  --- [Adding Equation 1 and Equation 2]

\to\sf{A+C+2B=142}             --- [We combined like terms here]

\to\sf{58+2B=142}                   --- [From Equation - 3]

\to\sf{2B=142-58=84}          --- [Subtracting 58 from Both Sides]

\to\sf{B=42}                              --- [Dividing both Sides by 2]

Substitute the value of B in Equation 1

\to\sf{A+42=72}                      --- [Since B = 42]

\to\sf{A=72-42}                      --- [Subtracting 42 from both sides]

\boxed{\boxed{\to\sf{A=30}}}

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