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Mr. John is three times as old as his son. In 15 years he will be only twice as old as his son. Find their Present
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Answered by vrunda73
1

Answer:

age of John= 3x

after 15 years

age of John would be = 2x

Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer :-

  • Father's age = 45 years.
  • Son's age = 15 years.

Given :-

  • Mr. John is three time old as his son.
  • In 15 years he will be only twice as old as his son.

To find :-

  • Their present ages (Son's and his father's)

Solution :-

We know that his father is 3 times old then his son.

We are asked to find their present ages.

 \sf Let  \: us  \: assume  \begin{cases} \sf  Son's  \: age = S \\  \sf Father's  \: age = F \end{cases}

Now, The equation will be :-

  • F = 3S (As son's age is three times as his father). ( Eq - 1 )

Also given that,

  • After 15 years, Father will be twice as his son.

So, The final equation will be :-

 \implies \sf F + 15 = 2(S + 15)

By multiplying 2 with (S + 15), We get :-

  \implies \sf F   +  15 = 2S + 30

By transposing 15 From LHS to RHS and 2S from RHS to LHS, We get :-

 \implies \sf F  -  2S = 30 - 15

By subtracting 30 minus 15 , We get :-

\implies \sf F  -  2S = 15

Now, We know that, F = 3S ( Eq - 1 ).

So, By placing 3S in place of F , We get :-

\implies \sf 3S  -  2S = 15

By subtracting 3S minus 2S , We get :-

  \implies\boxed{ \purple{ \sf S  = 15}}

Hence, Son's age is 15 years.

We know that, Father's age is 3 times as his son. We will multiply son's age with 3.

 \implies \sf F = 3S

\implies \sf F = 3(15)

  \implies\boxed{ \purple{ \sf F =45}}

Therefore, Father's age is 45 years.

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