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Standard IX
Mathematics
Linear Equation in 2 Variables
The differenc...
Question
The difference between the ages of a father and his son is
24
years currently. Five years ago, the son's age was one-third of the father's age. Find the age of each.
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Solution
Let the ages of father and son be
F
,
S
respectively
Given that
⇒
F
−
S
=
24
⇒
F
=
S
+
24
..
(
1
)
⇒
1
3
(
F
−
5
)
=
S
−
5
⇒
F
−
5
=
3
S
−
15
⇒
S
+
24
−
5
=
3
S
−
15
⇒
2
S
=
34
⇒
S
=
17
⇒
F
=
S
+
24
=
17
+
24
=
41
⇒
S
=
17
;
F
=
41
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