Let's call the younger student's age A and the older student's age B. The teacher's age will be T.
B = 2A
T = 5B
T+5 = 5(A+5)
Simplify the last equation.
T+5 = 5A+25
T = 5A+20
Now we have two equations solved for T, so we can set them equal to each other.
5B = 5A + 20
We can plug 2A in for B
5(2A) = 5A + 20
10A = 5A + 20
5A = 20
A = 4
To find T, we plug 4 in for A in T = 5A + 20
T = 5(4) + 20
T = 40
The answer is 40 years old.
Base=x+7 Height=x Area=60. 60=((x+7)(x))/2----->60=(x^2+7x)/2
120=x^2+7x X^2+7X-120=0. QUDRATIC FORMULA: -7+/- SQRT(49+480)/2
(-7+/-23)/2... 8 and -15. -15 ISNT the answer because you cant have a negative length. X=8 Base=8+7---->15 Height=8
You do £68.85 - £15.30= (the answer)
Then you do the answer of that divided by 0.85
Answer:
the answer would be 6 x 4 x 9 x 5 x 2