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Micheal is 5 years older than Rui Feng and Vishal is thrice as old as Micheal if Rui Feng is p years old, find i) Michael's pres

ent age, ii) Vishal's present age, ii) the sum of there age in 6 age years time, iv) the sum of their ages 3 years ago.

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Kitty [74]3 years ago

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Answer:

Michael's present age = p + 5

Michael's present age = 3p + 15

Sum of there ages 6 year age = 5p + 38

Sum of there ages 3 year ago = 5p - 11

Step-by-step explanation:

Assume;

Age of Rui Feng = x

Age of Micheal = x + 5

Age if Vishal = 3[x+5]

Given:

Age of Rui Feng = P

Computation:

Michael's present age = Age of Rui Feng + 5

Michael's present age = p + 5

Vishal's present age = 3[p + 5]

Michael's present age = 3p + 15

Sum of there ages 6 year age = [p + 6] + [p + 5 + 6] + 3[p + 5] + 6

Sum of there ages 6 year age = 5p + 38

Sum of there ages 3 year ago = [p - 3] + [p + 5 - 3] + 3[p + 5] - 3

Sum of there ages 3 year ago = 5p - 11

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