Math, asked by visheshagarwal153, 1 year ago


 \frac{4x}{3}  + 3 =  \frac{9x}{10}

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Answered by Anonymous
6

Solution :-

→ 4x/3 + 3 = 9x/10

→ 9x/10 - 4x/3 = 3

→ 27x - 40x/30 = 3

→ -13x/30 = 3

→ - 13x = 90

→ x = -90/13

Hence,

  • Required value of x is -90/13
Answered by Anonymous
3

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 \frac{4x}{3}  + 3 =  \frac{9x}{10}

 \frac{4x + 9}{3}  =  \frac{9x}{10}

40x + 90 = 27x

40x - 27x =-90

13x = -90

x =  \frac{-90}{13}

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