Math, asked by kalpanadarnal475, 2 months ago

Six years ago a man's age was six times the age of his son. Four
years hence, thrice his age will be equal to eight times his son's
age. Find their present ages.

Answers

Answered by patelaayushi2624
14

let the present age of man be X and his son be Y.

six years age their age would be X-6 and Y-6.

(X-6)= 6(Y-6). ____________(1)

four years after their age would be

(X+4) and (Y+4)

3(X+4) =8(Y+4) ____________(2)

from 1

X-6= 6Y-36

X=6Y-30

from 2

3X+12= 8Y+32

3X=8Y+20

3(6Y-30)= 8Y+20

18Y-90 = 8Y+20

10Y= 110

Y = 11

X= 6Y-30

X = 6(11)-30

X= 66-30

X= 36

the present age of father is 36 and son is 11.

Answered by prasanthikuchipudi
5

Answer:

man=36 son=11

Step-by-step explanation:

given,

Six years ago a man's age was six times the age of his son.

small correction in Question the question must be six years ago a man's age was six times the age of his son at that time

let man=m

   son =s

man and son age 6 years ago is

(m-6) and (s-6)

according to Question

(m-6)=6*(s-6)

m-6=6s-36

m-6s=-30   ---------(1)

Four

years hence, thrice his age will be equal to eight times his son's

age at the time

four years hence man's age will be

(m+4) and (s+4)

According to Question,

3(m+4)=8(m+4)

3m+12=8m+32

3m-8m=20-----------(2)

by solving Eq(1) and (2) we get,

m=36 s=11

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