Math, asked by simrankhatri29390, 1 year ago

3/3x-5 –2/4x-7=6/7(4x-7)+7/9(3x-5)​

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Answered by netta00
26

Answer:

x=4

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that

\dfrac{3}{3x-5}-\dfrac{2}{4x-7}=\dfrac{6}{7(4x-7)}+\dfrac{7}{9(3x-5)}

Now lets arrange the factors

\dfrac{3}{3x-5}-\dfrac{7}{9(3x-5)}=\dfrac{6}{7(4x-7)}+\dfrac{2}{4x-7}

Now by solving this above equation,we get

\dfrac{20}{3x-5}=\dfrac{20}{7(4x-7)}

So from we can say that

7(4x-7) = 9 (3x-5)

28x - 49= 27x -45

So x=4

Answered by ShrishtiSaraf72
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

I solve the problem

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