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if 5 is added to both the numerator of 5/9 will the value of the fraction be changed ? if so, will the value increases or decrases​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Hence the value of the fraction increases when adding 5 to both numerator and denominator.

Answered by Anonymous
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Let The Value of The Denominator = x,

& Thus, The Numerator = x +5,

Let the Value of This Fraction, (x+5)/x = y, ….(1)

We are Given A fraction with Value of Denominator Increased by 5, such that:-

(x + 5)/(x + 5)=y - 5/4,

ie. y - 5/4 =1,

ie. 4y-5/4=1,

ie. 4y - 5=4, (cross -multiplying)

ie. 4y =5+4

ie. y =9/4 ….(2)

[This is the Sought Answer & Value Of The Equation & Our Answer ]

Even at this stage, We can see that Value Of Equation Makes Denominator Value 'x' =4, & Numerator Value as 'x + 5′ =9,

However, we will show it by Substituting the Value of y in Equation (2) in Equation (1) :-

(x +5)/x = 9/4,

4x + 20 =9x, (cross- multiplying),

ie. 9x - 4x =20,

ie. 5x =20,

ie. x =4 (Ans)

& our Fraction Becomes (4+5)/4 =9/4,

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