Given data:
The age difference between Manjit (M) and Ranjit (R) is 3 years: M - R = 3
Manjit's father, Dharam (D), is twice as old as Manjit: D = 2M
Ranjit is twice as old as his sister, Jaspreet (J): R = 2J
The age difference between Dharam and Jaspreet is 30 years: D - J = 30
Equations:
M - R = 3
D = 2M
R = 2J
D - J = 30
Solutions:
By substituting the expressions for M, R, and D, we can solve the system of equations:
Substituting D = 2M into equation 4, we have:
2M - J = 30
Substituting R = 2J into equation 1, we have:
M - 2J = 3
Now, let's clarify the meaning of the variables:
M represents the age of Manjit.
R represents the age of Ranjit.
D represents the age of Dharam.
J represents the age of Jaspreet.
Using the above clarifications, we can solve the system of equations as follows:
From equation 2, we have D = 2M.
Substituting D = 2M into equation 4:
2M - J = 30
From equation 3, we have R = 2J.
Substituting R = 2J into equation 1:
M - 2J = 3
Solving the system of equations, we find:
J = 8
M = 19
R = 16
Therefore, the ages are as follows:
Manjit (M) is 19 years old.
Ranjit (R) is 16 years old.
Dharam (D) is 38 years old.
Jaspreet (J) is 8 years old.