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The present age of a mother is three times that of her daughter. Five years ago, the mother was four times as old as her daughter. Find the mother's present age (in years).

Competition practiceAverages & Ages
  • A42
  • B45
  • C36
  • D48

Step-by-Step Solution

With daughter = gives , so mother = years.
Answer: B) 45

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