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Given equation:

  • \sf \dfrac x {x+1}+\dfrac {x+1}x=\dfrac {34}{15}

Solution:

Let's assume x/(x+1) be y, then:

 :\implies \sf  y+\dfrac 1 y=\dfrac{34}{15}

Now taking LCM in LHS

:\implies \sf \dfrac {y^2+1}y=\dfrac{34}{15}

Now cross multiplication

:\implies \sf  (y^2+1)15=34y

:\implies \sf 15y^2+15=34y

:\implies \sf 15y^2-34y+15=0

Now factorising it using middle term splitting.

:\implies \sf 15y^2-25y-9y+15=0

:\implies \sf 5y(3y-5)-3(3y-5)=0

:\implies \sf (3y-5)(5y-3)=0

:\implies \boxed{\sf y=\dfrac 5 3\;;\;\dfrac 3 5}

Now substitute value of y=x/(x+1).

:\implies \sf \dfrac x {x+1}=\dfrac 3 5\;;\;\dfrac x {x+1}=\dfrac 53

Cross multiplication for both equations

:\implies\sf  {5x}= 3 {(x+1)}\;;\; {3x} = 5{(x+1)}

:\implies \sf  5x= 3x+3\;;\; 3x= 5x+5

:\implies \sf  5x-3x=3\;;\; -5= 5x-3x

:\implies \sf  2x=3\;;\; -5= 2x

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

:\implies \boxed{\sf  x=\dfrac 3 2, \dfrac {-5} 2}

These are the required values of x.

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