Math, asked by kanish23109, 3 months ago

solve for x 1 upon 1 + x - 1 upon x - 1 = 6 upon x + 1 square​

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Answered by Mr0studier
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Answer:

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Answered by mbilalnisar645
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Step-by-step explanation:

  • 1/(1+x)-1/(x-1)=6/(x+1)²
  • {x-1-(x+1)}/(x+1)(x-1)=6/(x+1)²
  • now we will open the square and it will open by the formula *(x+y)²=x²+2xy+y²
  • {x-1-x-1}/x²-x+x-1=6/x²+2(x)(1)+1²
  • now in curly bracket {} x with plus will cancel -x and outside the bracket -x will also cancel x with plus
  • (-2)/x²-1=6/x²+2x+1
  • as the rule x²-1 is getting Divide on left side will go to the right side and would multiply with 6
  • -2=6(x²-1)/x²+2x+1
  • and now on the right side x²+2x+1 is getting Divide will go to the left side and would multiply with -2
  • -2(x²+2x+1)=6(x²-1)
  • -2x²-4x-2=6x²-6
  • now we will shift 6x²-6 from right side to left side
  • -6x²-2x²-4x-2+6=0
  • -8x²-4x+4=0
  • now we will shift all the numbers to right side because we can't have any value of square with subtraction sign like -8x² by shifting the value from one side to another the sign of value gets change
  • 0=8x²+4x-4
  • now we will use the method of middle term break
  • 0=8x²+8x-4x-4
  • 0=8x(x+1)-4(x+1)
  • 0=(x+1)(8x-4)
  • and this is the answer

I HOPE IT WILL HELP

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