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Age problems with fractions

by NELLIE ABAD
1

Two siblings' ages are in a 1:2 ratio. In 6 years, their combined ages will be 42. What is the younger sibling's current age?

2

A son’s age is x years and his father’s age is (3/2)x. In 8 years, their ages sum to 60. Solve for x.

3

A mother’s age is (4/3) times her daughter’s age. In 5 years, their combined ages will be 50. Daughter’s current age?

4

A man’s age is (7/5) of his son’s age. In 4 years, the sum of their ages is 40. Son’s current age?

5

An aunt is (2/3) of her nephew’s age. In 3 years, their sum is 30. Nephew’s current age?

6

A grandfather’s age is x and granddaughter’s is x/2. In 12 years, their sum is 60. Grandfather’s current age?

7

Ages are in ratio 3:5. In 9 years, their sum is 54. What are the two current ages?

8

Two people ages are in ratio 4:7. In 6 years, their sum is 60. What are their current ages?

9

A mother is the fraction (3/5) of her son's age. In 10 years, their combined ages equal 50. Son’s current age?

10

Two siblings’ ages satisfy x/3 = y/4 (older is x). In 5 years, their ages total 60. Younger sister’s current age?

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