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Plz help what does the last question in part b mean?
It's ex 3​

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Answered by umashreelokesh3717
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Answered by ItzFadedGuy
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Given:

  • Side of the square(ABCD) = 3x-1
  • Legth of the rectangle(CEFG) = 3x-1
  • Breadth of the rectangle(CEFG) = x+2
  • Area of square ABCD is equal to Area of rectangle CEFG.

To find:

  • Value of x

Solution:

Now, we know that:

⇒Area of Square = (Side)²

⇒Area of rectangle = Length×Breadth

We know that the area of square ABCD is equal to area of rectangle CEFG. This implies that:

⇒Area of square = Area of rectangle

⇒(Side)² = Length×Breadth

Let us apply the given values in the formula.

⇒(Side)² = Length×Breadth

⇒(3x-1)² = (3x-1)(x+2)

Let us consider the left hand side. In left hand side, we are going to use an identity: (a-b)²=a²+b²-2ab. By applying this identity in Left hand side, we will get:

⇒(3x-1)² = (3x)²+(1)²-2×3x×1

⇒9x²+1-6x

Let us apply the acquired value in the actual equation:

⇒(3x-1)² = (3x-1)(x+2)

⇒9x²+1-6x = (3x)×(x)+(3x)×2+(-1)×(x)+(-1)×2

⇒9x²+1-6x = 3x²+6x-x-2

⇒9x²+1-6x = 3x²+5x-2

Now, our problem is half-completed. Now, it is easier to cancel and find the value of x:

⇒9x²+1-6x = 3x²+5x-2

⇒9x²-3x²+1-6x = 5x-2

⇒6x²+1-6x = 5x-2

⇒6x²+1-6x-5x = -2

⇒6x²+1-11x = -2

⇒6x²-11x+1+2 = 0

⇒6x²-11x+3 = 0

Now, we arrived a quadratic equation. Here, we will split the middle term by factorization method.

⇒6x²-11x+3 = 0

  • Here, -11x can be written as (-2x)-(9x). This process is called splitting of middle term.

⇒6x²-2x-9x+3 = 0

  • Let us take 2x and -3 as common factors from this equation.

⇒2x(3x-1)-3(3x-1) = 0

  • Further, let us write the equation in factored form.

⇒(2x-3)(3x-1) = 0

⇒2x-3 = 0 or 3x-1 = 0

⇒2x = 3 or 3x = 1

⇒x = 3/2 or 1/3

  • Thus, we have arrived two values of x. Both the values satisfy for your given question.

On arriving the last statement,

  • The value of x is either 3/2 or 1/3.
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