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A school has two students whose age difference is 9. Twice the sum of their ages is equal to the age of their teacher.

      

A school has two students whose age difference is 9. Twice the sum of their ages is equal to the age of their teacher.

(a) By letting the age of the younger student be y, write an expression of the:
(i) Age of the elder student.
(ii) Age of their teacher.

(b) If in 19 years time, the product of the ages of the two students is equal to 14 times the age of their teacher;
(i) Form an equation in y and hence determine the present possible age of the younger student.
(ii) Determine the possible age of the elder student in 19 years time.
(iii) Find the possible age of the teacher.

  

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Wilfred
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Wilfykil answered the question on September 10, 2019 at 06:53


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