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Oxana [17]
4 years ago
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In 18 years time Halley will be five times as old as she was two years ago. Write this information in the form of an equation in

volving Halley's present age, a years How old is Halley now?

Mathematics
1 answer:
larisa [96]4 years ago
5 0

To solve any questions relating to ages, I find it easier to make a table, like in the picture below.

<u>See picture for answer and clear diagram.</u>

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<u>Notes/Explanations + answer in written form</u>

Let's say that Halley's age now is:              x

That means that her age in 18 years is:      x + 18

It also means that her age 2 years ago is:   x - 2

In the question, we are told that when Halley is 18 years older than her current age,  she will be 5 times the age she was when she was 2 years younger than her current age

That means:

<u>Halley's current age + 18 years = 5 times (Halley's current age - 2 years)</u>

So we get this equation (which we solve to get the answer) :

<u>x + 18 = 5 * (x -2) </u>               <em>        ( expand the brackets)</em>

x + 18 = 5x - 10                         <em>  (subtract x from both sides)</em>

18 = 4x - 10                                 <em>(add 10 to both sides)</em>

28 = 4x                                       <em>(now divide both sides by 4)</em>

7 = x

Therefore, Halley's current age is 7 years

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Note: equation is:   x + 18 = 5 * (x -2)    

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