Math, asked by ritika2840, 1 year ago

Father is four times the age of his daughter. If after 5 years, he would be threee times of daughter’s age, then further after 5 years, how many times he would be of his daughter’s age?​

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Answered by mikashi289
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Let the daughter's age be x and father's age be 4x.

So as per question, 4x + 5 = 3(x + 5). So x = 10.

Hence present age of daughter is 10 years and present age of father is 40 years.

So after 5 + 5 = 10 years, daughter age would be 20 years and father’s age would be 50 years.

Hence father would be 50/20 = 2.5 times of daughter’s age.

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Answered by sweetyjindal1996sj
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Answer:

Given,

age of father = four times the age of daughter

after 5 years, father's age = 3 times of age of daughter

to find: further after 5 years, how many times he would be of his father's age

Explanation:

let the age of daughter = x

father's age = 4x

after 5 years,

age of daughter = x +5

age of father = 3(x+5) = 4x +5

3x + 15 = 4x + 5

4x - 3x = 15-5

x = 10

age of daughter = x +5 = 10+5 = 15 years

age of father = 3(x+5) = 3(10+5) = 3(15)

age of father = 45 years

after further 5 years,

age of daughter = x + 5

age of daughter = 15+5=20 years

age of father = 45 +5 = 50 years

age of father = 5/2 times of age of daughter

age of father = 2.5 times the age of daughter

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