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How to solve problems on age?
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Discussion between WinpossibleUser3725 and Winpossible
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9/3/2010
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WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:02
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WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:03
How to solve problems on age?: How to solve problems on age?
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:03
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Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:03
Welcome to Winpossible!
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:05
Thanks
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:05
Please tell me your grade so that i can assign you a tutor
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:05
I am in grade 10
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:06
Hello I am Peter
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:06
Hi please help me in my homework, I am stuck
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:07
How to solve problems on age?
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:08
To solve problems on age, here is an example for you
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:08
Sure
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:09
Please refer this link: http://www.winpossible.com/lessons/Algebra_1_Problems_on_Age.aspx
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:09
Please suggest me an example here also
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:11
Example: One year ago, a man was 8 times as old as his son. Now his age is equal to the square of his son's age. Find their present ages.
Solution: Let, one year ago, son's age be x years.
Then, man's age one year ago = 8x years.
Present age of son = (x + 1) years and,
Present age of man = (8x + 1) years.
(8x + 1) = (x + 1)2 [Given]
x2 - 6x = 0
x(x - 6) = 0
x = 0 or x = 6
x = 6 [Son's age cannot be 0]
So,
Present age of son = (x + 1) years = 7 years.
and, Present age of man = (8x + 1) years = 49 years.
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:13
Thanks Peter, This is really helpfull ...
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:13
This is waht I was looking for...
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:14
You can walkthrough with our other courses and enroll yourself in any of courses at http://www.winpossible.com/Course/enroll_for_online_courses.aspx
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:14
Great how much is the cost for enrolling with winpossible.
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:15
Was just wondering if there are free services available for the users...
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:19
Yes homework help section is free as of now.You can get free homework help by visting this link: http://www.winpossible.com/Ask/Free-Homework-Help-On-Chat.aspx
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:22
Further registering with Winpossible is free which gives you access to first three lessons of all our courses in your account. You can refer this link for registering with Winpossible: http://www.winpossible.com/RTI/Registration.aspx
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:22
Sounds Good
Customer Service Rep Says:9/3 22:28
Again if you are interested in enrolling in the desired courses then the prices for different courses for this month are showing with 10% discount. You may refer this link for enrollment: http://www.winpossible.com/Course/enroll_for_online_courses.aspx?Redirect=Course_Enrollment
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:29
Thanks
WinpossibleUser3725 Says:9/3 22:29
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