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3 years ago

If Jessie is 24 years younger than her mother and if the sum of their ages is 84, how old is Jessie?

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J + m = 84
j = m - 24

m - 24 + m = 84
2m - 24 = 84
2m = 84 + 24
2m = 108
m = 108/2
m = 54...the mom is 54

j = m - 24
j = 54 - 24
j = 30 <==== Jessie is 30

Natali [406]3 years ago

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Okay, to begin. Jessie is 24 years younger than her mother. So what we should first do is to subtract every possible age by 24 years. Which leaves us with 30, 6, and 4. Now if the sum of their ages is 84, we need to take all of the possibilities and add them to the other possibilities I've created.

30 + 54 = 84
6 + 30 = 36
4 + 28 = 32

Therefore, Jessie is 30 years old.

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