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If a + 2b varies as a-2b, prove that a varies as b

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Answered by jiya9797
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If a + 2b varies as a-2b, prove that a varies as b

  • a+2b:a−2b::k:1a+2b:a−2b::k:1 implies a+2b=k(a−2b)a+2b=k(a−2b). Therefore a(k−1)=2b(k+1)a(k−1)=2b(k+1) so a:b::k−1:2k+1a:b::k−1:2k+1.
Answered by pulakmath007
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SOLUTION

GIVEN

\displaystyle\sf{  \:(a + 2b) \propto \: (a - 2b) }

TO PROVE

\displaystyle\sf{ \:a  \propto \: b }

EVALUATION

Here it is given that

\displaystyle\sf{  \:(a + 2b) \propto \: (a - 2b) }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{(a + 2b)}{(a  -  2b)}  = constant \: , \: say \:  \: k }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{(a + 2b)}{(a  -  2b)}  =  \frac{k}{1}  }

Using Componendo Dividendo Rule we get

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{(a + 2b + a - 2b)}{(a + 2b - a   +   2b)}  =  \frac{k + 1}{k - 1}  }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{2a}{4b}  = m \:  \: (say) }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{a}{2b}  = m \:  }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{a}{b}  = 2m \:  }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  \frac{a}{b}  = constant \:  }

\displaystyle\sf{ \implies  a \propto \: b }

Hence proved

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