Math, asked by TANU81, 1 year ago

Solve this :-

 \frac{9000}{x} - \frac{9000}{x + 20} = 160

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Answered by siddhartharao77
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Answered by rohitkumargupta
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 \mathit{\frac{9000}{x} - \frac{9000}{x+ 20} = 160}\\ \\  \mathit{9000[\frac{1}{x} - \frac{1}{x + 20}] = 160}\\ \\  \mathit{\frac{x + 20 - x}{x^2 + 20x} = \frac{160}{9000}}\\ \\  \mathit{\frac{20}{x^2 + 20x} = \frac{4}{225}}\\ \\  \mathit{20* 225 = (x^2 + 20x )* 4}\\ \\  \mathit{4500 = 4x^2 + 80x}\\ \\ \mathit{ x^2 + 20x  -  1125= 0}  \\  \\   \mathit{x^2  +  45x  - 25x - 1125 = 0}\\ \\  \mathit{x(x  +  45)  -  25(x  +  45) = 0}\\ \\  \mathit{(x  -  25)(x  + 45) = 0}\\ \\  \mathit{x =  25 ,  \:  \: x = -  45}

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