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yawa3891 [41]
1 year ago
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Jaun's age, x, is 4 times his age 15 years ago

Mathematics
1 answer:
KIM [24]1 year ago
7 0

The expression of the mathematical statement given as "Jaun's age, x, is 4 times his age 15 years ago" is x = 4 * (x - 15)

<h3>How to rewrite the statement as an expression?</h3>

The mathematical statement is given as

Jaun's age, x, is 4 times his age 15 years ago

From the statement, we have:

x represent Juan's current age

This means that his age 15 years ago is

15 years ago = x - 15

4 times his age 15 years ago is

4 * 15 years ago = 4 * (x - 15)

The above equation is equivalent to his current age

So, we have

x = 4 * (x - 15)

Hence, the expression of the mathematical statement given as "Jaun's age, x, is 4 times his age 15 years ago" is x = 4 * (x - 15)

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