Prakash Tiwari and Ishita Joshi Solutions for Chapter: Linear Equations and Inequations, Exercise 3: Let's Practice
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Questions from Prakash Tiwari and Ishita Joshi Solutions for Chapter: Linear Equations and Inequations, Exercise 3: Let's Practice with Hints & Solutions
Divide into two parts in such a way that the difference between of one part and of the other is equal to .

Sam is years older to his sister. Four years later, he will be twice as old as his sister. Find their present ages

A number is divided into two parts such that one part is more than the other. Find the numbers, if the ratio between them is

The length of the two equal sides of an isosceles triangle is more than twice the length of the third side. If the perimeter of the triangle is , then find the dimensions of the triangle.

Three sides of a triangle measure units, units, and units. Find the measure of the sides, if its perimeter is units

In a fraction, the denominator is more than the numerator. If is subtracted from the numerator and is added to the denominator, the fraction becomes . Find the number.

The length of a rectangle is more than its breadth. If the perimeter of the rectangle is , then find the dimensions of the rectangle.

Five years from now, Sunil will be times his present age. How old is he now?
