If the digits of my present age are reversed then i get the age of my son.If 1 year ago my age was twice as that of my son.Find my present age. Ans. Father-73, son-37
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Here's the answer:
Let Units digit in present age of father be x.
and tens digit in present age of father be y.
•°• The father's age= 10y+x
If the digits are interchanged, we get son's age
=> Son's age= 10x+y
One year ago,
Father's age= (10y+x)-1
Son's age = (10x+y)-1
Given,
Father's age= 2(Son's age)
(10y+x)-1= 2(10x+y-1)
=> 10y+x-1 = 20x+2y-2
=> 8y= 19x-1
=> y=(19x-1)/8
Now, Check for which value of x, 19x-1 is divisible by 8
1- Not divisible -19(1)-1= 18
2- Not divisible - 19(2)-1= 37
3- Not divisible - 19(3)-1= 56. (¶¶¶)
•°• When x= 3, 19x-1 is divisible by 8
°°° x= 3 & y= (19(3)-1)/8 = 56/8 = 7
•°• Father's present age = 73
and Son's present age = 37
:)
Hope it helps
Here's the answer:
Let Units digit in present age of father be x.
and tens digit in present age of father be y.
•°• The father's age= 10y+x
If the digits are interchanged, we get son's age
=> Son's age= 10x+y
One year ago,
Father's age= (10y+x)-1
Son's age = (10x+y)-1
Given,
Father's age= 2(Son's age)
(10y+x)-1= 2(10x+y-1)
=> 10y+x-1 = 20x+2y-2
=> 8y= 19x-1
=> y=(19x-1)/8
Now, Check for which value of x, 19x-1 is divisible by 8
1- Not divisible -19(1)-1= 18
2- Not divisible - 19(2)-1= 37
3- Not divisible - 19(3)-1= 56. (¶¶¶)
•°• When x= 3, 19x-1 is divisible by 8
°°° x= 3 & y= (19(3)-1)/8 = 56/8 = 7
•°• Father's present age = 73
and Son's present age = 37
:)
Hope it helps
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Answer:
The age of the son is 37 and the age of the father is 73.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
- If the digits of my present age are reversed then I get the age of my son.
- If 1 year ago my age was twice that of my son.
To find
The present age of son and father.
Step 1
Let Units digit in the current age of the father be x.
and tens digit in the present age of the father is y.
My age is
Son age is
so
for
is completely divisible by 8
So my present age :
son's age :
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