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Standard X
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Linear Equation
A is twice as...
Question
A
is twice as old as
B
, ten years ago he was four times as old. What are their present ages?
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Solution
let the age of A be x yeras and the age of B be y
years old
then according to the question
x
=
2
y
-equation1
x
−
10
=
4
(
y
−
10
)
-equation2
from equation1 and equation2
2
y
−
10
=
4
y
−
40
2
y
=
30
y
=
15
y
e
a
r
s
putting value of y in equation 1
x
=
2
y
=
2
×
15
=
30
years
Age of A
=
30
years
Age of B
=
15
years
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