Mary is now 22 yrs old, her brother is 11, and her father is 44 yrs old. In 22 years, her brother will be 33 and her father will be 66, while Mary will be 44 yrs old. To figure it out we need to set up algebraic equations relating everyone's current age: M (mary's age now) = 2*B (brother's age now) M = 1/2*F(father's age now) In 22 years from now, her brothers age will be half her father's age. So, B+22 = 1/2(F+22) We can use these equations to solve for everyone's age now. (1) Since Mary's age now is twice her brothers and half of her fathers we combine the first two equations to get: 2B = 1/2F or F=4B, so her father's age now is 4 times her brother's age now. (2) Using this equation and substitute the value for F in the equation which relates her brother's and father's ages 22 years from now and solve for her brother's age now. B + 22 = 1/2 (4B + 22) B + 22 = 2B + 11 B = 11, and F = 4*(11) = 44, and M=2*11=22
To figure it out we need to set up algebraic equations relating everyone's current age: x = Brother's age 2x = Sister's age 4x = Parent's age Which means in 22 years: x+22 (Brother)= (4x+22)(Parent)/2 Multiply both sides by 2 2x+44 =4x+22 Divide both sides by 2 x+22=2x+11 Subtract 11 from both sides x+11 = 2x Subtract x from both sides 11 = x Mary is now 22 yrs old, her brother is 11, and her parent is 44 yrs old. In 22 years, her brother will be 33 and her parent will be 66, while Mary will be 44 yrs old.
Their ages: x+5+x = 39 => 2x+5 = 39 => 2x = 39-5 => 2x = 34 => x = 17Therefore: Mary is 17+5 = 22 years and Bob is 17 years
Look carefully at the problem statement. Obviously, the 4th. daughter is called "Mary".
The singular subject is Mary, so you use the singular verb "is." Tom is in a separate clause, not a compound subject. "Mary, as well as Tom, is tall."This phrasing would not be used in English, however. The expression would normally be "Tom is tall, and Mary is as well." Introducing the information that Tom is tall and that Mary is tall should be in two separate independent clauses. Unless you just say "Mary and Tom are both tall."
Acceptable, but a better sentence would be: This story describes the change of Alan's feelings towards Mary vividly.
Mary will be 24 and her brother will be 12 !
Mike is 12. Mary is 4. In 4 years, Mike will be 16 and Mary will be 8. So Mike will be twice as old as she is in four years.
Mary is 4 years old. [A+]
This would depend on how old she was when he was born. For example if she was one year old when he was born, then at two years old she would be twice his age, If she was four at his birth, then when she is eight she will be twice his age. (See the related question which was the actual exercise.)
her brother is 4 years old
Mary MacKillop had two siblings: a brother, Alexander, and a sister, Mary Ann. Alexander was born in 1836 and Mary Ann was born in 1838. Mary MacKillop also had three half-siblings from her father's second marriage. They were John, Ann, and Donald. Alexander (Full Brother) - Born 1836Mary Ann (Full Sister) - Born 1838John (Half-Brother) - From Father's Second MarriageAnn (Half-Sister) - From Father's Second MarriageDonald (Half-Brother) - From Father's Second MarriageIn total, Mary MacKillop had two full siblings and three half-siblings.
Former US senator Mary Landrieu is 62 years old (birthdate: November 23, 1955). Her father Moon Landrieu and brother Mitch Landrieu were both New Orleans mayors.
Mary is dead
On her father's side, Margaret Tudor, brother of Henry VIII
johan is 10 and Mary is 5 i think, that's if the question was meaning 1/6 her mothers age not 16.
Mary = 26 Susan = 18
English. Yes, she had Spanish blood, but she answered to her father and later her brother, not the emperor.