Math, asked by 27jenny, 1 year ago

plzz ans it immediately....it's 2 much urgent

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shadow1924: It's d according to me....please cross check the solution as I am getting
p(2s+3t)=0
which claims 2s=-3t
and if a becomes the solution...you would get 2s=3t which is contradictory unless the=s=0 which is not possible as ratio become not defined...comment if any queries or mistakes made by me I'll be happy to edit my answer

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Answered by siddhartharao77
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Answer:

Option - A

Explanation:

Given ratio is 2s:3t.

It is in the form of x:y, then its duplicate ratio is x^2:y^2.

Now,

= > 2s : 3t = (2s - p)^2 : (3t - p)^2

= \ \textgreater \   \frac{2s}{3t} =  (\frac{2s- p}{3t - p} )^2

= \ \textgreater \   \frac{2s}{3t} =  \frac{4s^2 + 4sp + p^2}{9t^2 - 6tp + p^2}

= > 2s(9t^2 - 6tp + p^2) = 3t(4s^2 + 4sp + p^2)

= > 18st^2 - 12stp + 2sp^2 = 12s^2t - 12stp + 3tp^2

= > 18st^2 - 12s^2t = 3tp^2 - 2sp^2

= > 6st(3t - 2s) = p^2(3t - 2s)

= > p^2 = 6st.



Hope this helps!

siddhartharao77: :-)
shadow1924: sorry...i was of no help...was a good question
siddhartharao77: No problem!
27jenny: tq so much sid
siddhartharao77: Most welcome!
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