Math, asked by ratishnarayan, 1 year ago

if we add 1 to the numerator and the subtract 1 from the denominator , a fraction reduces to 1 . it becomes 1/2 the denominator only what is the fraction

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Answered by sushrita
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let the numerator x and denominator be x' according to question we will add 1 to numerator and subtract 1 from denominator now the resulting fraction is x+1/x-1 now the fraction becomes 1 when denominator is multiplied by 1/2 ,i.e., x+1/1/2(x-1) =1
x+1 = 1/2 (x-1) =x+1= x-1/2 = x-1/2-x-1 now if we will take 2 as lcm then we will get
x-1-2x-2/2=0
=x-3 =0
x= 3 and the resulting fraction is 3+1 /3-1 =4/2=2/1

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Answered by Pratik021205
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Answer:

let the numerator x and denominator be x' according to question we will add 1 to numerator and subtract 1 from denominator now the resulting fraction is x+1/x-1 now the fraction becomes 1 when denominator is multiplied by 1/2 ,i.e., x+1/1/2(x-1) =1

x+1 = 1/2 (x-1) =x+1= x-1/2 = x-1/2-x-1 now if we will take 2 as lcm then we will get

x-1-2x-2/2=0

=x-3 =0

x= 3 and the resulting fraction is 3+1 /3-1 =4/2=2/1

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