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A mother is 26 years older than her daughter. Six years from now she will be three times as old as the daughter. How old is the daughter now?

Competition practiceAverages & Ages
  • A7
  • B13
  • C10
  • D8

Step-by-Step Solution

Let the daughter be d; mother = d + 26. Then d + 32 = 3(d + 6) = 3d + 18, so 2d = 14 and d = 7 years.
Answer: A) 7

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