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Answered by AestheticSoul
10

Question -

  • \sf{\dfrac{2a}{3} - 5 = 3}

Solution - :

\sf{\dfrac{2a}{3} - 5 = 3}

❒ Shift 5 to the other side. While shifting its sign will get changed.

: ⟹ \sf{\dfrac{2a}{3} = 3 + 5}: ⟹ \sf{\dfrac{2a}{3} = 8}

❒ Now cross multiply. The neumerator the fraction (2a/3) will become the denominator on shifting and the denominator will become the neumerator.

: ⟹ \sf{a = \dfrac{8 \times 3}{2}}

: ⟹ \sf{a = \dfrac{\not{8} \times 3}{\not{2}}}

: ⟹ \sf{a = 4 \times 3}

: ⟹ \sf{a = 12}

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Signs are changed on the following bases -

  • (-) (-) = +
  • (+) (+) = +
  • (-) (+) = -
  • (+) (-) = -
Answered by Anonymous
7

GIVEN :

  • \large\red {\sf \dfrac {2a}{3} \: - \: 5 \: = \: 3}

SOLUTION :

\implies \sf \dfrac {2a}{3} \: - \: 5 \: = \: 3

\implies \sf \dfrac {2a}{3} \: = \: 3 \: + \: 5

\implies \sf \dfrac {2a}{3} \: = \: 8

Now,

\implies \sf a \: = \: \dfrac {8 \times 3}{2}

\implies \sf a \: = \: 4 \times 3

\large\blue {\boxed {\sf a \: = \: 12}}

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