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Jeremy 7 years older than Esmeralda in 3 years the sum of their ages will be 57 how old is Jeremy now

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rosijanka [135]2 years ago

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Right now, Jeremy is 29 years old. Esmeralda is currently 22.

STatiana [176]2 years ago

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First, define your variables.
J = Jeremy's age
E = Esmeralda's age

Next, create your equations.
J = E + 7
J + 3 + E + 3 = 57 which simplifies to J + E = 51

Now because J is defined in terms of E, substitute E as J into the second equation. E + 7 + E = 51
Next, 2E = 44
E = 22

Now, substitute the value of E into the original equation to find J. J = E + 7. J = 22 + 7. J = 29

Next check by substituting into the second equation. J + E = 51. 22 + 29 = 51.

Jeremy's age: 29
Esmeralda's: 22

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