Math, asked by IshaPrakash, 7 months ago

solve for a (a-2)+[1/(a-2)]=3, a not equal to 2​

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Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

a=( 7±√5) /2

Step-by-step explanation:

(a-2)+ 1/(a-2) = 3

let a-2=x then

x+1/x=3

Multiplying by x we get

x²+1=3x

x²-3x+1=0

Putting the value of x

(a-2)²-3(a-2)+1=0

a²-4a+4-3a+6+1=0

a²-7a+11=0

a= { 7±√(49-44) }/2

a=( 7±√5) /2

Answered by Anonymous
12

Answer:

a = ( 7 ± √5 ) / 2

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