Ten years later, A will be twice as old as B and five years ago, A was three times as old as B. What are the present ages of A and B ?
A’s age = 50 years,and B’s age = 20 years
A’s age = 50 years,and B’s age = 25 years
A’s age = 30 years,and B’s age = 20 years
A’s age = 50 years,and B’s age = 30
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Answer:
Let son's age = x
Two years ago son's age= x-2.
His Father's age at that time = 3(x-2).
Present age of Father = 3x-6+2=3x-4
Two years hence father's age=3x-4+2=3x-2.
Two years hence son's age = x+2.
Given :-5*(x+2)=2*(3x-2)
5x + 10= 6x - 4
10+4=6x-5x
14=x
SON'S PRESENT AGE : 14 years.
FATHER'S PTESENT AGE: 38 years.
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Answer:
Present age of A is 50 years and present age of B is 20 years m
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :-
- 10 years later, A will be twice as old as B.
- 5 years ago, A was three times as old as B.
To find :-
- Present age of A & B.
Solution :-
Let the present age of A be x and the present age of B be y.
10 years later,
- Age of A = (x+10) years
- Age of B = (y+10) years
According to the 1st condition,
5 years ago,
- Age of A = (x-5) years
- Age of B = (y-5) years
According to the 2nd condition ,
- Present age of B = 20 years.
Now put x = 2y+10 in eq(i).
x = 2×20+10
→ x = 40+10
→ x = 50
- Present age of A = 50 years
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