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the sum of the ages of chukwu and Caroline is 45 years if the difference in their age is 3 years find the age of chukwu (chukwu

is older than Caroline)

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sladkih [1.3K]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

let,the sum of the ages of chukwu & Caroline be X & Y.

now,

X+y=45

X-y=3

(+) (+) (-)

__________

2x=42

or,X=42/2

or,X=21

putting the value of X,

X+y=45

or, 21+y=45

or,y=45-21

or,y=24

therefore,X=21

y=24

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