Solve for x:
x-2 /x-3 +x-4/x-5 =10/3
(quadratic equation)
Answers
Answer:
Explanation:
Given:
To Find:
Value of x
Steps:
Firstly, taking the LCM at LHS
LCM is (x-3)(x-5)
Multiplying and performing calculation in numerator and denominator, we get:
Opening the bracket and performing calculation, we get:
Adding and subtracting every like terms , we get:
Cross multiplying LHS and RHS, we get:
Bringing RHS to LHS and changing signs, we get:
Adding and subtracting every like term, we get:
Changing the signs so that the square term becomes positive, we get:
Using Sridharacharya Method or Quadratic Formula
Sridharacharya Method (Quadratic Formula)
where,
x= roots of equation
a= constant in ax²+bx+c(can be negative or positive)
b= constant in ax²+bx+c(can be negative or positive)
c= constant in ax²+bx+c(can be negative or positive)
Here in this question,
a=4
b=-38
c=89
Substituting the value of a, b and c in the above formula, we get:
Additional Information:
1) We can solve the question by other method also like Split Method.
2) In Quadratic Formula, the value of a, b and c can be negative if the equation contains negative term or terms.
3) In some questions, if the value of root cannot be negative , then we neglect the negative value of root.
4) We take out the square root of discriminant in quadractic formula by Division Method. b²-4ac is called the discriminant.