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elena55 [62]
2 years ago
11

5 years ago, Cheryl was d years old, Brandon is 2 years older than Cheryl.

Mathematics
1 answer:
lana [24]2 years ago
4 0

Answer: See explanation

Step-by-step explanation:

a. how old is Cheryl?

Cheryl's age = d + 5

b. how old is Brandon?

d + 5 + 2

= d + 7

c. what was the difference in their ages 5 years ago?

Cheryl age five years ago = d

Brandon's age five years ago = d + 2

Difference = d + 2 - d = 2 years

d. what is the sum of their ages now?

Cheryl's age = d + 5

Brandon age = d + 7

Sum = d + 5 + d + 7

= 2d + 12

e. what will the sum of their ages be two years from now?

Two years from now,

Cheryl's age = d + 5 + 2 = d + 7

Brandon age = d + 7 + 2 = d + 9

Sum = d + 7 + d + 9

= 2d + 16

f. what will the difference of their ages be two years from now

Two years from now,

Cheryl's age = d + 5 + 2 = d + 7

Brandon age = d + 7 + 2 = d + 9

Difference = Brandon age - Cheryl age

= (d + 9) - (d + 7)

= 2 years.

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