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The age of M after 8 years is 50% more than the age of N at that time and age of Q is 2 years younger than N. If M's present age is 2 years more than the twice of Q's present age, then what is the sum of present age of M,N and Q? ​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The age of M after 8 years is 50% more than the age of N at that time and age of Q is 2 years younger than N.   M's present age is 2 years more than the twice of Q's present age,  

To Find : what is the sum of present age of M,N and Q? ​

Solution:

Present age of M  = M

present age of N =  N

Present age of  Q  =  N - 2

M's present age is 2 years more than the twice of Q's present age,

M = 2 + 2(N - 2)

=> M = 2 + 2N - 4

=> M = 2N - 2

The age of M after 8 years is 50% more than the age of N at that time

M + 8  = ( N + 8) ( 1 + 50/100)

=> M + 8 = (N + 8) (3/2)

=> 2M + 16 = 3N + 24

=> 2M  = 3N +  8

M = 2N - 2

=> 2M = 4N - 4

4N - 4  = 3N +  8

=> N = 12

   M = 2(12) - 2  = 22

M  = 22

N = 12

Q  = 10

M + N +  Q = 22 + 12 + 10  = 44

sum of present age of M,N and Q = 44 years

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