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If the sum of the age of father and son is 40 years and father is 3 times the son's age . Find their present age.​

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Answered by BraɪnlyRoмan
42

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Let the present age of father and son be 'x' and 'y' years respectively.

A/Q, we get two equations.

x + y = 40 ---> (1) and x = 3y ----> (2)

Now, solving equation (1)

=> x + y = 40

=> 3y + y = 40 (from equation 2)

=> 4y = 40

=> y = 10

Now, putting the value of 'y' in equation (2) we get,

=> x = 3y

=> x = 3(10)

=> x = 30.

Therefore,

The present age of father is 30 years and that of son is 10 years.

Answered by muskanc918
23

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\rm{\underline{Given:}}

Sum of ages of father and son is 40 years and the age of father is 3 times the son's age.

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

Present ages of father and son.

\rm{\underline{Solution:}}

Let the present age of father be 'p' years and that of son be 'q' years.

According to the question -

\sf{\implies\:p  \: +  \: q = 40........(i) }

[Since, the sum of their ages is 40 years.]

Also,

\sf{\implies\:p \:  = 3q........(ii) }

[ Father's age is three times the son's age]

Using equation (ii), equation (i) can be written as-

\sf{\implies\:3q \: +  \: q = 40}

\sf{\implies\:4q=40}

\sf{\implies\:q\:=\:\frac{40}{4} }

\sf{\implies\:q\:=10}

Since, son's age =q = 10 years.

Therefore, father's age-

= p

=3q ......using (ii)

\sf{=(3 \times 10)years}

=30 years

Hence, the present ages of father and son are 30 years and 10 years respectively.


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