The sum of ages of A, B and C is equal to age of D. Ten years later the ratio of sum of ages of A, B
and c to the age of D is 5:3. Present age of D is equal to.
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Given :
The sum of ages of A, B and C is equal to age of D. Ten years later the ratio of sum of ages of A, B and C to the age of D is 5 : 3.
To Find :
Present age of D.
Solution :
Let the present ages of A, B, C and D be x, y, z and w respectively.
Given that, sum of present ages of A, B, and C is equal to age of D.
So we can say that,
➝ x + y + z = w .......... (I)
Ten years laters,
• Age of A will be (x + 10) years
• Age of B will be (y + 10) years
• Age of C will be (z + 10) years
• Age of D will be (w + 10) years
After ten years the ratio of sum of ages A, B, C to the age of D is 5 : 3
From the first equation, x + y + z = w
∴ Present age of D is 20 yrs.
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