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what is real story of success according to lesson every sucess is also a story of great failures​

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Answered by pihu112244
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Answer:

Given :-

A grandfather is ten times older than his granddaughter.

He is also 54 years older than her.

To Find :-

What is their present ages.

Solution :-

Let,

\mapsto \bf{Granddaughter's\: present\: age =\: y\: years}↦Granddaughter

spresentage=yyears

\mapsto \bf{Grandfather's\: present\: age =\: 10y\: years}↦Grandfather

spresentage=10yyears

According to the question,

\implies \sf 10y =\: y + 54⟹10y=y+54

\implies \sf 10y - y =\: 54⟹10y−y=54

\implies \sf 9y =\: 54⟹9y=54

\implies \sf y =\: \dfrac{\cancel{54}}{\cancel{9}}⟹y=

9

54

\implies \sf y =\: \dfrac{6}{1}⟹y=

1

6

\implies \sf\bold{\purple{y =\: 6\: years}}⟹y=6years

Hence, the required ages of granddaughter and grandfather are :

➲ Present age of Granddaughter :

\longrightarrow \sf Present\: Age_{(Granddaughter)} =\: y\: years⟶PresentAge

(Granddaughter)

=yyears

\longrightarrow \sf\bold{\red{Present\: Age_{(Granddaughter)} =\: 6\: years}}⟶PresentAge

(Granddaughter)

=6years

➲ Present age of Grandfather :

\longrightarrow \sf Present\: Age_{(Grandfather)} =\: 10y\: years⟶PresentAge

(Grandfather)

=10yyears

\longrightarrow \sf Present\: Age_{(Grandfather)} =\: 10 \times 6\: years⟶PresentAge

(Grandfather)

=10×6years

\longrightarrow \sf\bold{\red{Present\: Age_{(Grandfather)} =\: 60\: years}}⟶PresentAge

(Grandfather)

=60years

{\small{\bold{\underline{\therefore\: The\: present\: age\: of\: granddaughter\: and\: grandfathner\: is\: 6\: years\: and\: 60\: years\: respectively\: .}}}}

∴Thepresentageofgranddaughterandgrandfatheris6yearsand60yearsrespectively.

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Answered by ᏢerfectlyShine
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Answer:

We see only the success of people but not theirfailures. Tom Watson, agreat businessman, said, 'If you want to succeed, double your failure rate. ... ' It means that one should keep trying and failing before succeeding.

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