Question 736885: If your 40 & your boyfriend is 10 then your 1/4 times older than him. In five years you'll be 45 & he will be 15 that means you'll be 1/3 years older than him. In fifteen years you'll be 60 & he'll be 30 you'll be 1/2 years older than him. My question is how many years will it take to be the same age ???, i have no idea if this is algebra ? I neeed help, thanks
Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! If your 40 & your [sic] boyfriend is 10 then your 1/4 times older than him. In five years you'll be 45 & he will be 15 that means you'll be 1/3 years older than him. In fifteen years you'll be 60 & he'll be 30 you'll be 1/2 years older than him. My question is how many years will it take to be the same age ???, i have no idea if this is algebra ? I neeed help, thanks
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If your 40 & your [sic] boyfriend is 10 then your 1/4 times older than him.
No, you're 4 times as old, not 1/4 older.
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The difference is age will always be 30 years, you'll never be the same age.
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you are = you're, not your.
You do need help.
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