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denis-greek [22]1 year ago

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Answer:

(a) x + y = 63 OR 3x = 63

(b) 21

Step-by-step explanation:

Let Vijay's age be x and Ajay's be y.

Ajay is twice as old as Vijay

==> Ajay's age = 2 × Vijay's age

==> y = 2x

Sum of their ages = 63

==> x + y = 63

Substituting 2x for y:

==> x + 2x = 63

==> 3x = 63

Solving the above-obtained equation:

==> x = 21

Ajay's age = 2 times that of Vijay

==> y = 2x

==> y = 2×21

==> y = 42

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