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1/a+b-x = 1/b+ 1/b+ 1/x solve for x

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Answered by Niveditha647
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Answer:

1/(a+b-x) = 1/b+ 1/b+ 1/x

           = 2 / b + 1/ x

           = ( 2x + b ) / bx

bx = ( 2x + b ) (a+b-x)

    = 2xa + 2bx - 2x^2 + ab + b^2 - xb

0  = 2xa - 2x^2 + ab + b^2

2x^2 - 2xa = ab + b ^2

2x^2 - 2xa - ab - b^2 = 0

Answered by manuellaandrewyandam
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Step-by-step explanation:

multiply both sides of the equation by the LCM

abx x 1 + abx(b-x) =abx x1 + abx x1 +abx x 1

a. b. b. x

bx + ab2x -abx2 =ax + ax + ab

bx + ab2x -abx2 =2ax + ab

bx+ab2x- abx2-2ax =ab

x(b + ab2 - abx -2a) =ab

x= ab.

b + ab2 - abx -2a

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