Math, asked by JaswanthVarma1762, 10 months ago

if twice the sons age is added to the fathers age, the sum is 75. but if twice the fathers age is added to the sons age, the sum is 120. find the age of father?

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Answered by fl1xter
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Answer:

55

Step-by-step explanation:

let x = son's age and y = father's age,

2x + y = 75

2y + x = 120

multiply the second equation by 2:

4y + 2x = 240

subtract the first equation from that

3y = 165

y = 55

Answered by orsbornlauryn2003
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Answer:

The son is 20 and the father is 50

Step-by-step explanation:

Son's age S

father's age F

2 different eauations:

Equation one: 2S+F=90

Equation two: 2F +S=120

Step 1) Solve Equation 1 for F:

2s+f=90

2s-2s+f=90-2s

0+f=90-2s

f=90-2s

Step 2) Substitute (90-2s) for f in Equation 2 and solve for s

2f+s=120 becomes:

2(90−2s)+s=120

(2⋅90)−(2⋅2s)+s=120

180−4s+s=120

180−4s+1s=120

180+(−4+1)s=120

180+(−3)s=120

180−3s=120

180−180−3s=120−180

0−3s=−60

−3s=−60

−3s/3=−60/−3

−3s−3=20

s=20

Step3) Substitute 20for s in the solution to the first equation at the end of Step 1 and calculate f:

f=90−2s becomes:

f=90−(2⋅20)

f=90-40

f=50

The son's age is 20 and the father's age is 50

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