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Find whether P is equal to 2 and P is equal to 3 and solutions of the equation 7(p+2)=5 (p+4) justify

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Answered by Anonymous
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Case - i

P=2

7(P+2)=5(P+4)

L.H.S.

7(P+2)

= 7(2+2) [After putting the value of P.]

= 7*4

= 28

R.H.S.

5(P+4)

= 5(2+4) [After putting the value of P.]

= 5*6

= 30

Hence, L.H.S. is not equal to R.H.S.

Case-II

P=3

7(P+2)=5(P+4)

L.H.S.

7(P+2)

= 7(3+2) [After putting the value of P.]

= 7*5

= 35

R.H.S.

5(P+4)

= 5(3+4) [After putting the value of P.]

= 5*7

= 35

L.H.S.=R.H.S. (Hence, proved.)

So, the value of P is 3

(Ans): 3.

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