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10. The sum of the numerator and denominator of a certain positive fraction is 8. If 2 is
added to both the numerator and denominator, the fraction is increased by 4/35. Find
the fraction by quadratic equation

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

The sum of the numerator and denominator of a certain positive fraction is 8. If 2 is added to both the numerator and denominator, the fraction is increased by 4/35.

To find :-

Find the fraction by quadratic equation

Solution:-

Let the numerator of a fraction be X

Let the denominator of the fraction be Y

Then the fraction = X/Y

Given that

The sum of the numerator and denominator = 8

=> X+Y = 8 -----(1)

and

=> Y = 8-X ------(2)

If 2 is added to both the numerator and denominator, the fraction is increased by 4/35

=> (X+2)/(Y+2) =(X/Y) + (4/35)

=> (X+2)/(Y+2) - (X/Y) = 4/35

=> [(X+2)(Y)-(Y+2)(X)]/[(Y+2)Y]=4/35

=> (XY+2Y-XY-2X)/(Y^2+2Y ) = 4/35

=> (2Y-2X)/(Y^2+2Y) = 4/35

=> 2(Y-X)/(Y^2+2Y) = 4/35

=> (Y-X)/(Y^2+2Y) = 2/35

On applying cross multiplication then

=> 35(Y-X) = 2(Y^2+2Y)

=> 35Y-35X = 2Y^2+4Y

=> 35Y-35X-2Y^2-4Y = 0

=> -2Y^2-35X+31Y = 0

=> 2Y^2+35X-31Y = 0

From (1)

=> 2(8-X)^2+35X-31(8-X) = 0

=> 2(64-16X+X^2)+35X-248+31X=0

=> 128-32X+2X^2+35X-248+31X = 0

=> -120+34X+2X^2 = 0

=> 2X^2+34X-120 = 0

=> 2(X^2+17X-60)=0

=>X^2+17X-60 = 0

=>X^2-3X+20X-60=0

=>X(X-3)+20(X-3) =0

=> (X-3)(X+20)=0

=>>X-3 = 0 or X+20 = 0

=> X = 3 or X= -20

But given that

The fraction is a positive

So, X = 3

Then Y = 8-3 = 5

X = 3

and Y = 5

Fraction = 3/5

Answer:-

The required fraction for the given problem is 3/&

Check :-

X = 3 and Y = 5 then

Their sum = 3 +5 = 8

If 2 is added to 3 and 5 they becomes 5 and 7

=> (5/7)-(3/5)

=(25-21)/35

= 4/35

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Answered by tarunkiranp
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