the sum of the ages of a father and his son is 45 years. five years ago, the product of their ages was 150 . find their present ages.
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Let Current Age of Father is x, then current age of son is (45-x)
a/q: (x -5)(45 - x - 5) = 150
=> ( x - 5)( 40 - x ) = 150
=> (x - 5)(x - 40) + 150 = 0
=> x ^2 - 45x + 350 = 0
=> (x - 35)(x - 10) = 0
=> either x = 35 or x = 10
Father's current age : 35
Son's current age : 10
Let Current Age of Father is x, then current age of son is (45-x)
a/q: (x -5)(45 - x - 5) = 150
=> ( x - 5)( 40 - x ) = 150
=> (x - 5)(x - 40) + 150 = 0
=> x ^2 - 45x + 350 = 0
=> (x - 35)(x - 10) = 0
=> either x = 35 or x = 10
Father's current age : 35
Son's current age : 10
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Hii dear here is your answer.....
◆let age of father be y
....................son be x
According to question....
x+y=45------------(1)
five year ago
so ...
(x-5)(y-5)=150-----------(2)
from equation 1 x=45-y
Now put value in equation 2
(45-y-5)(y-5)=150
(40-y)(y-5)=150
40y-200-y^2+5y=150
-y^2+45y-350=0
take - as common
y^2+45y-350
y^2-35y-10y-350
y(y-35)+10(y-35)
y=35
and y=-10 the age will not in - so we will take 35
now put value in equation 1
x+y=45
x=45-y
x=45-35
x=10
so the age of the son is 10years and age of father is 35 years ......
hope it helps you....☺☺☺
◆let age of father be y
....................son be x
According to question....
x+y=45------------(1)
five year ago
so ...
(x-5)(y-5)=150-----------(2)
from equation 1 x=45-y
Now put value in equation 2
(45-y-5)(y-5)=150
(40-y)(y-5)=150
40y-200-y^2+5y=150
-y^2+45y-350=0
take - as common
y^2+45y-350
y^2-35y-10y-350
y(y-35)+10(y-35)
y=35
and y=-10 the age will not in - so we will take 35
now put value in equation 1
x+y=45
x=45-y
x=45-35
x=10
so the age of the son is 10years and age of father is 35 years ......
hope it helps you....☺☺☺
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