Math, asked by mondalananya8765, 1 year ago

Find x using the properties of proportion
(x^2-x+1)/(x^2+x+1)={14(x-1)}/{13(x+1)}

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Answered by itsdelicatebabe

hope it helps you....plz tell me if the answer is wrong I will try again ...

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itsdelicatebabe: i don't know the properties of proportion ....so I am not sure about my answer...

mondalananya8765: Hmm maybe the answer is correct but I have to do the sum using the properties of proportion only... Anyways.. Thanxx

itsdelicatebabe: I saw it on google and property of proportion is cross multiplication in a equality.....nothing complicated ...my answer is correct fo sure ...with proper steps followed

itsdelicatebabe: Sister at least say something

mondalananya8765: Okay thanxx sis... Its correct.. Just thee will be a little modification.. But I understood it.. Anyways.. Thanxx a lottt..

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Find x using the properties of proportion (x^2-x+1)/(x^2+x+1)={14(x-1)}/{13(x+1)}

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Find x using the properties of proportion
(x^2-x+1)/(x^2+x+1)={14(x-1)}/{13(x+1)}