Math, asked by sweekar1, 1 year ago

ifa,b,c are in h.p , ab+bc+ca=15 then ca =?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
17

Answer:

Lets divide the whole equation by abcabc we get \dfrac{1}{a}+\dfrac{1}{b}+\dfrac1c=\dfrac{15}{abc}  

a

1

​  

+  

b

1

​  

+  

c

1

​  

=  

abc

15

​  

 

Now we know \dfrac1a +\dfrac1c = \dfrac2b \quad \quad [HP]  

a

1

​  

+  

c

1

​  

=  

b

2

​  

[HP]

\dfrac3b=\dfrac{15}{abc}  

b

3

​  

=  

abc

15

​  

 

ac=5ac=5

#Capricorn Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Since a,b,c are in harmonic progression, their  

reciprocals form an arithmetic sequence:

Let d be the common difference.  Then

Solve each for d

Since both equal d, they are equal to each other:

Multiply through by LCD of abc

ac - bc = ab - ac

2ac = ab + bc

And since we are given that

ab + bc + ca = 15

We can substitute 2ac for ab + bc and get

2ac + ca = 15

And since ac is the same as ca

2ca + ca = 15

3ca = 15

ca = 5

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