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Q1.

A’s present age is equal to 20% of his father's age 15 years ago and B’s present age is 60% of his father’s age ten years ago. If the sum of A’s present age and B’s present age is 31, then find their fathers present age? (A and B are brothers)

  • A.

    45 years

  • B.

    50 years

    ✓ Correct
  • C.

    35 years

  • D.

    40 years

  • E.

    None of these

Answer & Solution

Correct option is B

Let present age of father = F
Let present age of A = a Let present age of B = b
Given: A = 20% of father’s age 15 years ago
So, a = 0.2(F - 15) ...(1)
B = 60% of father’s age 10 years ago
So, b = 0.6(F - 10) ...(2)
Now, a + b = 31
Substitute (1) and (2):
0.2(F - 15) + 0.6(F - 10) = 31
0.2F - 3 + 0.6F - 6 = 31
0.8F - 9 = 31
0.8F = 40
F = 50

Exam Hall Method: 

Q2.

The sum of the ages of R and S is 60 years. S is 16 years younger than R and the age of T is 1.5 times the age of R. Find the sum of the age of R, S and T?

  • A.

    112 years

  • B.

    115 years

  • C.

    117 years

    ✓ Correct
  • D.

    121 years

  • E.

    110 years

Answer & Solution

Correct option is C

Let present age of R = r Let present age of S = s
Given: r + s = 60 ...(1)
S is 16 years younger than R
So, s = r - 16 ...(2)
Substitute (2) into (1):
r + (r - 16) = 60
2r - 16 = 60
2r = 76
r = 38
Now, s = 38 - 16 = 22
Age of T = 1.5 × R
T = 1.5 × 38 = 57
Now, Sum of R + S + T = 38 + 22 + 57 = 117

Q3.

The ratio of present ages of A and B is 2 : 3. The average of present ages of B and C is 30 years. Five years ago, the sum of ages of A and B was 40 years. Find the difference between present ages of A and C.

  • A.

    7 years

  • B.

    8 years

  • C.

    9 years

  • D.

    10 years

    ✓ Correct
  • E.

    11 years

Answer & Solution

Correct option is D

Information Given:
Present age ratio A : B = 2 : 3
Average of present ages of B and C = 30 => B+C2\frac{B + C}{2}​ = 30
Five years ago, A + B = 40
Asked: Difference between present ages of A and C.
Formula Used:
If A : B = 2 : 3, let A = 2x, B = 3x.​
Average: B+C2\frac{B + C}{2}​ = 30 => B + C = 60.
Past age: age 5 years ago = present age - 5.
Explanation:
Use past sum condition:
Five years ago, A + B = 40
(2x - 5) + (3x - 5) = 40
2x + 3x - 10 = 40
5x - 10 = 40
5x = 50
x = 10.
So present ages:
A = 2x = 20
B = 3x = 30.
Use B + C average:
B+C2\frac{B + C}{2}​ = 30 => B + C = 60
So 30 + C = 60 => C = 30.
Required difference = 30 - 20 = 10 years.
Exam Hall Approach
Q4.

If the average age of A, B, and C is 16 years, and the average age of A and B is 13, then find the age of C (in years).

  • A.

    22

    ✓ Correct
  • B.

    24

  • C.

    28

  • D.

    18

  • E.

    20

Answer & Solution

Correct option is A

Information Given in the Question:
Average age of A, B, and C = 16 years
Average age of A and B = 13 years
Concept/Formula Used in the Question:
Average = Sum of observationsNumber of observations\frac{\text{Sum of observations}}{\text{Number of observations}}​​
Sum = Average × Number
Detailed Explanation:
Average age of A, B, and C = 16
So,
A + B + C = 16 × 3 = 48
Average age of A and B = 13
So,
A + B = 13 × 2 = 26
Now,
C = (A + B + C) - (A + B)
C = 48 - 26
C = 22 years
Q5.

Three year ago, the average age of five employee of a company was 54 yrs. The present average age is 52 yr after the inclusion of a new employee entered. Find the age of the new employee?

  • A.

    18 yr

  • B.

    25 yr

  • C.

    20 yr

  • D.

    22 yr

  • E.

    27 yr

    ✓ Correct

Answer & Solution

Correct option is E

Given:

The average age of five employee of a company = 54 yrs (three years ago).

The present average age = 52 yr (after the inclusion of a new employee)

Explanation:

Total present age of five employee

= 54 × 5 + 3 × 5 = 270 + 15 = 285 years
Total present age of all six employee = 52 × 6 = 312
Age of new employee = 312 – 285 = 27 years

Exam Hall Method: 

Q6.

Five years ago, S age at that time was two times more than the age of P at that time. The ratio of P age six years hence to S age ten years hence, will be 1:2 respectively. Find the S age three years ago (in years)?

  • A.

    18

  • B.

    24

  • C.

    36

  • D.

    30

  • E.

    23

    ✓ Correct

Answer & Solution

Correct option is E

Given:Five years ago, S5=3(P5)P+6S+10=12Concept Used:Linear equations in agesFormula Used:Future age=Present age+YearsPast age=Present ageYearsSolution:S5=3(P5)S=3P102(P+6)=S+10S=2P+23P10=2P+2P=12S=26S age three years ago=263=23Final Answer:23\textbf{Given:}\\\text{Five years ago, } S-5 = 3(P-5)\\\frac{P+6}{S+10} = \frac{1}{2}\\[6pt]\textbf{Concept Used:}\\\text{Linear equations in ages}\\[6pt]\textbf{Formula Used:}\\\text{Future age} = \text{Present age} + \text{Years}\\\text{Past age} = \text{Present age} - \text{Years}\\[6pt]\textbf{Solution:}\\S - 5 = 3(P - 5)\\S = 3P - 10\\2(P + 6) = S + 10\\S = 2P + 2\\3P - 10 = 2P + 2\\P = 12\\S = 26\\\text{S age three years ago} = 26 - 3 = 23\\[6pt]\textbf{Final Answer:}\\\boxed{23}

Exam Hall Method:


Q7.

The average age of a family of four members is 28 years. If the father is 6 years older than the mother, and the two children are twins aged 8 years each, find the present age of the father (in years).

  • A.

    38

  • B.

    49

  • C.

    55

  • D.

    51

    ✓ Correct
  • E.

    43

Answer & Solution

Correct option is D

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Information Given in the Question:
Total members = 4
Average age = 28 years → Total age = 28 × 4 = 112 years
Two children (twins) = 8 years each → Total = 16 years
Let mother’s age = x
Then father’s age = x + 6
Concept/Formula Used in the Question:
Average age =Total ageNumber of people\frac{\text{Total age}}{\text{Number of people}}​​
Total age of family = Sum of all members’ ages
Detailed Explanation:
Total age of 4 members = 112
Children’s total age = 8 + 8 = 16 years
Remaining age = 112 - 16 = 96 years
So, mother + father = 96
Let mother = x → father = x + 6
x + (x + 6) = 96
2x + 6 = 96
2x = 90
x = 45
Father age = x + 6 = 51 years
Short Exam Hall Approach:
Total age = 28 × 4 = 112
Children’s total = 16
Parents’ total = 96
Let mother = x
Father = x + 6
Then: x + x + 6 = 96
2x = 90
x = 45
Father’s age = 51 years
Q8.

Two years ago Raju’s age was 75% of his sister, Rita’s age at that time. After two years, Rita’s age will be 33 1/3% of her father’s age. Average age of Rita’s father and mother is 31 yrs. If Rita’s mother’s age is 28 yrs then what is the present age of Raju?

  • A.

    10 yrs

  • B.

    6 yrs

  • C.

    8 yrs

    ✓ Correct
  • D.

    12 yrs

  • E.

    14 yrs

Answer & Solution

Correct option is C

Information:
The age of Raju two years ago = 75% of Rita’s age at that time.
After two years, Rita’s age will be 33 1/3% of her father’s age.
Average age of Rita’s father and mother = 31 yrs
Rita’s mother’s age =28 yrs
Explanation:
Rita’s father’s age = 31 × 2 – 28
= 34 yrs
Rita’s age after two yr =100/300×(36)
= 12 yr
∴ Rita’s present age = 10 yr
∴ Raju’s present age =(10-2)×75/100+2
= 8 yr

Exam Hall Method: 

Q9.

The ratio of ages of Ravi and Shusma, three years before was 5 : 3. 2 years hence, ratio of their ages will be 4 : 3 . Find the present age of Ravi.

  • A.

    12 yrs 3 months

  • B.

    11 yrs 4 months

    ✓ Correct
  • C.

    9 yrs 5 months

  • D.

    13 yrs

  • E.

    15 yrs

Answer & Solution

Correct option is B

Information

Ratio of ages of Ravi and Shusma =  5 : 3 (three years ago)

Ratio of ages of Ravi and Shusma =   4 : 3 (2 years hence)

Explanation:

Let three years before,

Ravi’s age = 5x
Shusma’s age = 3x
A/q,
(5x+5)/(3x+5)=4/3
=> 15x + 15 = 12x + 20
=> x =5/3
∴ Present age of Ravi =5×5/3+3
=34/3 yrs
= 11 yrs 4 months 

Exam Hall Method: 

Q10.

At present, Suresh is six times his son’s age. 13 years from now, the ratio of ages of Suresh and his son will be 11:4 respectively. Find Suresh’s present age (in years)?

  • A.

    36 years

  • B.

    48 years

  • C.

    30 years

  • D.

    42 years

    ✓ Correct
  • E.

    32 years

Answer & Solution

Correct option is D

Information Given:
Suresh's present age = 6 × (his son's present age)
13 years later, ratio of their ages = 11 : 4
Asked: Suresh’s present age
Explanation:
Let son’s present age = x, so Suresh’s age = 6x
After 13 years:
Suresh’s age = 6x + 13
Son’s age = x + 13
Given 6x+13x+13=114\frac{6x + 13}{x + 13} = \frac{11}{4}
Cross-multiply:
4 × (6x + 13) = 11 × (x + 13)
24x + 52 = 11x + 143
24x - 11x = 143 - 52
13x = 91
x = 9113=7\frac{91}{13} = 7
So, Suresh's present age = 6 × 7 = 42 years

Exam Hall Approach

Q11.

The sum of the ages of F and S is 45 years. Five years ago, the age of F was 35 years. Find the age of the S four years hence will be (in years)?

  • A.

    8

  • B.

    10

  • C.

    11

  • D.

    7

  • E.

    9

    ✓ Correct

Answer & Solution

Correct option is E

Information Given:
Sum of ages of F and S = 45 years
Five years ago, F's age = 35 years
Asked: S's age 4 years hence
Explanation:
F's present age = 35 + 5 = 40 years
S's present age = 45 - 40 = 5 years
S's age 4 years hence = 5 + 4 = 9 years

Exam Hall Approach

Q12.

​The present age of Gopal is 12 years more than the present age of Ram. 2 years hence, the ratio of Ram’s age and Gopal’s age will be 1:2 respectively, find the present age of Gopal?

  • A.

    23 years

  • B.

    22 years

    ✓ Correct
  • C.

    25 years

  • D.

    26 years

  • E.

    24 years

Answer & Solution

Correct option is B

Information Given:

Present age of Gopal is 12 years more than the present age of Ram.
After 2 years, the ratio of Ram’s age to Gopal’s age will be 1:2.
Concept/Formula Used:
Let present age of Ram = x years
Present age of Gopal = x + 12 years
Age after 2 years: Ram = x + 2, Gopal = x + 12 + 2 = x + 14
Ratio after 2 years: (x + 2) : (x + 14) = 1 : 2
Explanation:
Using the ratio condition:
(x + 2) / (x + 14) = 1 / 2
Cross-multiply:
2(x + 2) = 1(x + 14)
2x + 4 = x + 14
2x - x = 14 - 4
x = 10
Therefore,
Present age of Ram = 10 years
Present age of Gopal = x + 12 = 10 + 12 = 22 years

Q13.


Eight years ago, the ages of Ramesh and Suresh were (y−4) years and (y+2) years respectively. If the ratio of present ages of Ramesh and Suresh is 7:8 respectively, then find the value of (3y+5).
  • A.119
    ✓ Correct
  • B.121
  • C.120
  • D.114
  • E.

    117

Answer & Solution

Correct option is A

Information Given:
Eight years ago, the ages of Ramesh and Suresh were (y-4) years and (y+2) years respectively.
The ratio of present ages of Ramesh and Suresh is 7:8 respectively.
Basic Explanation:
ATQ,
y4+8y+2+8=78\frac{y - 4 + 8}{y + 2 + 8} = \frac{7}{8}
y+4y+10=78\frac{y + 4}{y + 10} = \frac{7}{8}
8y + 32 = 7y + 70
y = 38
Required answer = 3(38)+5=119

Q14.

The average age of Sita and Geeta is 21 years. Rita is four years younger than Geeta. If the age of Rita two years hence will be 22 years, then find the difference between present age of Sita and Geeta (in years)?

  • A.

    3

  • B.

    2

  • C.

    8

  • D.

    6

    ✓ Correct
  • E.

    4

Answer & Solution

Correct option is D

Information Given:

Average age of Sita and Geeta = 21 years

Rita is 4 years younger than Geeta

Asked: Age of Rita 2 years hence

Concept/Formula Used:

Sum of age = Average × Number of people

Explanation:

Sum of age of Sita and Geeta = 2 ×21 = 42 years

Let the present age of Sita = x years

And, present age of Geeta = 42 – x years

So, present age of Rita = 42 -x – 4 = 38 – x years

ATQ, 38 – x = 22-2

38 – x = 20

x = 18

Present age of Geeta = 42 – 18 = 24 years

Required difference = 24 – 18 = 6 years

Exam Hall Approach

Q15.

Five years hence, the average age of A and B will be 40 years. 10 years ago, the age of B was 19 years and C’s present age is 4 years more than A’s present age. Find the sum of A and C’s present age (in years)?

  • A.

    95years

  • B.

    75 years

  • C.

    90 years

  • D.

    94 years

  • E.

    86 years

    ✓ Correct

Answer & Solution

Correct option is E

Information Given:

Five years hence, the average age of A and B will be 40 years.

Ten years ago, the age of B was 19 years.

C’s present age is 4 years more than A’s present age.

Formula Used:

Average age formula: Average age of two people = (Sum of their ages) ÷ 2

Age relation: Age of B 10 years ago = B's present age - 10

Sum of ages: Sum of A and C's present age = A’s present age + C’s present age

Explanation:

Let present age of A be x years.

So ,C’s present age = (x + 4) years

And, B’s present age = 19 + 10 = 29 years

ATQ, (x+5)+(29+5)2=40\frac{(x + 5) + (29 + 5)}{2} = 40 

x+ 39 = 80

x= 41 years

So, required sum = 41 + 41 + 4 = 86 years

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