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Two years ago a man's age was three times the square of his daughters age. Three years hence his age will be four times his daughter age. What is the present age?

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Answered by trishnaruto2003
21

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

2 yrs ago:

daughter=x

thrfr, man = 3x²

present:

daughter=x+2

man = 3x²+2

3yrs hence,

daughter = x+5

man = 3x²+5

but,

3 yrs hence,

man = 4 times the age of daughter.

therefore,

4(x+5)=3x²+5

4x+20=3x²+5

4x+15=3x²

3x²-4x-15 = 0

3x²-9x+5x-15=0

3x(x-3)+5(x-3)=0

(x-3)(3x-5)=0

either,(x-3) = 0  or   (3x-5) = 0

thrfr, x=3 or x = 5/3

rejecting 5/3 since age cannot be in decimals.

therefore,

present:

daughter = x+2 = 3+2 = 5yrs

man = 3x²+2 = 27+2 = 29yrs

hope it is helpful

Answered by Seth18
7

First make expression satisfying the given condition. We'll be likely to get a quadratic equation. Then solve it using quadratic formula.

On solving the equation we'll get the age of the man= 29 years

And that of his daughter = 5 years.

Detailed explanation is given in the photos.

Hope it helps

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