Math, asked by pramesh2825, 1 month ago

Max is as twice as old an jane. Five years ago his age was thrre time of jane's age. Find thir present ages

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Answered by BrainlyZendhya
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Solution :

  • Let the present age of Max be 'x'
  • And Present age of Jane be 'y'

We know that Max is twice as old as Jane.

  • ∴ x = 2y ------ (1)

5 years ago,

  • Max = (x - 5)
  • Jane = (y - 5)

It is given that Max was 3 times Jane.

  • ∴ (x - 5) = 3 (y - 5)

Substituting the value of 'x', Eq (1):

⟹ (2y - 5) = 3 (y - 5)

⟹ (2y - 5) = (3y - 15)

⟹ 3y - 2y = 15 + 5

y = 10

Substituting 'y' value in Eq (1) :

⟹ x = 2y

⟹ x = 2 (10)

x = 20

  • Max is 10 years old and
  • Jane is 20 years old.
Answered by ANTMAN22
10

Correct question:

Max is as twice as old as Jane. Five years ago his age was three time of Jane's age. Find there present ages

To find:

\toThe present age of Max and Jane

Information given in the question:

  • Max is as twice as old an Jane
  • Five years ago his age was three time of Jane's age

Solution:

Let,The age of Max be \mathsf{x \ years} and the age of Jane be \mathsf{y \ years}

So,Max is as twice as old an Jane

From these we can write,

\to \boxed{\mathsf{y=2x}} \ - \ \mathsf{Equation :1}

So,Five years ago his age was three time of Jane's age

From these we can write,

\to \mathsf{(y-5)=3(x-5)} \\\\\to \mathsf{y - 5 = 3x-15}\\\\\to \mathsf{or,y=3x-15+5}\\\\\to \mathsf{or,} \boxed{\mathsf{y=3x-10}} \mathsf{ \ - \ Equation :2}

Now,Putting \mathsf{y=3x-10} in Equation : 1

\to \mathsf{3x-10=2x}\\\\\to \mathsf{or,3x--2x=10}\\\\\to \mathsf{or,x=10}

Now,Putting \mathsf{x=10} in Equation : 1

\to \mathsf{y=2*10}\\\\\to \mathsf{or,y=20}

Answer:

The age of Max=\mathsf{10 \ years}

The age of Jane=\mathsf{20 \ years}

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