Math, asked by khizarali3, 11 months ago

Four years ago father’s age was 6 times that of his son. Twelve years from now, father’s age will

be twice that of the son. What is the ratio of father and son’s present ages?​

Answers

Answered by deepsen640
5

HELLO DEAR FRIEND

Let the age of age of father be x

and age of son be y

ATQ,

(x - 4) = 6(y - 4)

x - 4 = 6y - 24

x - 6y = - 24 + 4

x - 6y = - 20 ....(1)

also,

x + 12 = 2(y + 12)

x + 12 = 2y + 24

x - 2y = 24 - 12

x - 2y = 12 ....(1)

(1) - (2)

x - 6y - (x -2y) = - 20 - 12

x - 6y - x + 2y = - 32

- 4y = - 32

 \large{  \large{ \bf{y}} =   \frac{  \large{ - 32}}{  \large{ - 4}}}

  \large \boxed{y = 8}

putting the value of on (2)

x - 2y = 12

x - 2(8) = 12

x - 16 = 12

x = 12 + 16

  \large \boxed{y = 28}

So,

  \large{the  \: present \: age \: of \: father =  \boxed{28}}

  \large{the \: present \: age \: of \: son \:  =  \boxed{8}}

Ratio of ages of father and son

=

 \large{  \frac{  \large{ 28}}{  \large{ 8}}}

 \large{  =  \frac{  \large{ 7}}{  \large{ 2}}}

  \huge\boxed {= \bf{7:2}}

HOPE IT HELPS


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Answered by jishnurudraraju
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

take father's present age as x

take his son's age as y

four years ago:

x - 4 = (y-4)6

x-4 = 6y-24

x-6y = -20  -----------> eq 1

twelve years from now:

x+12 = (y+12)2

x+12 =  2y + 24

x -2y = 12 ---------------> eq 2

solving both the equations by elimination method; we get

x = 28

y = 8

now, the ratio between the present ages of father and son is :

28/8 = 7/2

i.e 7:2

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