if a /b=b/c then find the value of (1/b-c) +(1/b -a) please answer guys
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Given (a/b) = (b/c)
= > b^2 = ac -------- (1)
Therefore, a,b,c are in GP.
Now,
LHS = (1/b - c) + (1/b - a)
= (b - a) + (b - c)/(b - c)(b - a)
= b - a + b - c/(b^2 - ab - bc + ca)
= 2b - (a + c)/b^2 - b(a + c) + ca
= 2b - (a + c)/b^2 - b(a + c) + b^2 (from (1))
= 2b - (a + c)/2b^2 - b(a + c)
= 2b - (a + c)/ b(2b - (a + c)
= 1/b.
Hope this helps!
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1/b is the answer to the question. Please mark me brainliest
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