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3 years ago

PLZ HURRY carrie is 3 times as old as Eva. in 15 years Carrie will be twice as old as Eva. how old are they both now

Mathematics

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astraxan [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

Age of Eva = 15 Years

Age of Carrie = 45 Years

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the age of Eva be X years

Given that Carrie is 3 times as old as Eva

Therefore age of Carrie = 3X YEARS.

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After 15 years

Age of Eva = X + 15

Age of Carrie = 3X +15

Given that Carrie is twice as old as Eva

so according to this condition

age of Carrie = 2*Age of Eva

Substituting the age of Eva and Carrie

3X +15 = 2*(X + 15 )

=> 3X +15 = 2X +30

=> 3X - 2X = 30 - 15

=> X = 15

Since X was assumed age of Eva so age of Eva is 15 years

age of Carrie = 3X years = 3*15 = 45 years.

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