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p:q is the subduplicate ratio of p-x^2:q-x^2,x^2 is

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Answered by shwetaranawat
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p-x^2:q-x^2 is the duplicate ratio of p:q 
then p-x^2:q-x^2 = p^2/q^2 
(p-x^2)q^2=(q-x^2)p^2 
pq^2-x^2q^2=qp^2-x^2p^2 
pq^2-qp^2=x^2q^2-x^2p^2 
pq^2-qp^2/q^2-p^2=x^2 
pq(q-p)/(q-p)(q+p)=x^2 
pq/(q+p)=x^2

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