The ratio of Aiden to Daniel's savings was 4:5 at first. After Aiden saved another $138 and Daniel saved another $39, Aiden had twice of Daniel's amount. How much did Aiden have in the end?
Q. The ratio of Aiden to Daniel's savings was 4:5 at first. After Aiden saved another $138 and Daniel saved another $39, Aiden had twice of Daniel's amount. How much did Aiden have in the end?
Initial Savings Setup: Let's call Aiden's initial savings $4x and Daniel's initial savings $5x, where x is a common factor.
Updated Savings Calculation: After saving more, Aiden has $4x+$138 and Daniel has $5x+$39.
Equation Setup: Now, Aiden has twice the amount of Daniel, so we set up the equation: $4x+$138=2($5x+$39).
Equation Solving: Solving the equation: 4x+138=10x+78.
Subtraction Step: Subtract 4x from both sides to get 138=6x+78.
Final Division: Subtract $78 from both sides to get $60=$6x.
Finding x Value: Divide both sides by $6 to find x, so x=$10.
Aiden's Final Amount: Now we find Aiden's final amount: $4x+$138=$4(10)+$138=$40+$138.
Aiden's Final Amount: Now we find Aiden's final amount: 4x+138=4(10)+138=40+138.Aiden's final amount is 40+138=178.