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if twice the son's age in years is added to the father's age, the sum is 70. but if twice the father's age is added to the son's age , the sum is 95. what is the age of the son ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let the age of the father be x and the age of the son be y
according to the conditions,
2y+x=70 ..............(1)
2x+y=95 ..............(2)
multiplying equation (1) into 2 we get 
subtracting equation (2) from equation (3)
4y+2x=140 .........(3)
 y+2x=  95
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3y     = 45
y=15 ..................(4)
substituting (4) in (2) we get
15 +2x=95
2x=80
x=40.
Therefore the age of the father is 40yrs and that of the son is 15 yrs
Answered by steffiaspinno
0

The Son age is 15 years

Explanation:

Given:

1. Twice the son's age in years is added to the father's age, the sum is 70

2. Twice the father's age is added to the son's age , the sum is 95.

To find:

The age of  son

Solution:

==> Son age = x

==> Twice the son age = 2x

==> Father age = y

==> Twice the father age =2y

==> twice the son age is added to the father age sum is 70

==> twice the son age + the father age = 70

==> Write this in equation

==> 2x+y = 70 ==>1

==> twice the father age is added to the son age sum is 95

==> twice the father age + the son age = 95

==> 2y + x = 95

==> x+2y =95 ==>2

==> using Substitution Method

==> Rewrite the 2nd equation

==> x = 95-2y ==>3

==> Substitute equation 3 in 1

==> 2x+ y =70

==> 2(95-2y)+y =70

==> 190 -4y+y = 70

==> 190-3y = 70

==> 3y = 190-70

==> 3y =120

==> y = 40 years

==> Substitute y value in equation 3

==> x =95-2y

==> x = 95-2(40)

==> x = 95-80

==> x = 15 years

The Son age is 15 years

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