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\sf{If \: \bold{px + qx - 12pq = 0} , find \: the \: value \: of:}
 \\ \rightarrow{\tt{ \dfrac{x + 6p}{x - 6p}  + \dfrac{x + 6q}{x - 6q}}}

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Answered by Kikiki321
1

[x] 2 −5[x]+6≤0

⇒([x]−2)([x]−3)≤0

⇒[x]∈[2,3]

∴x∈[2,4)

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Answered by aaanswer
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I'm not sure about this method but I'll try.

We know that

\red{\bigstar}px+qx-12pq=0

then,

\red{\bigstar}(p+q)x=12pq

\text{(Given value)}

=\dfrac{x+6p}{x-6p}+\dfrac{x+6q}{x-6q}

(multiplying 1 on both fractions, we make both fractions contain (p+q)x)

=\dfrac{p+q}{p+q}\times\left(\dfrac{x+6p}{x-6p}+\dfrac{x+6q}{x-6q}\right)

=\dfrac{(p+q)x+6p(p+q)}{(p+q)x-6p(p+q)}+\dfrac{(p+q)x+6q(p+q)}{(p+q)x-6q(p+q)}

(taking substitution of (p+q)x=12pq)

=\dfrac{12pq+6p(p+q)}{12pq-6p(p+q)}+\dfrac{12pq+6q(p+q)}{12pq-6q(p+q)}

(the numerator and denominator of each fraction has HCF of 6p and 6q respectively)

=\dfrac{2q+(p+q)}{2q-(p+q)}+\dfrac{2p+(p+q)}{2p-(p+q)}

=\dfrac{p+3q}{-p+q}+\dfrac{3p+q}{p-q}

=\dfrac{-(p+3q)+(3p+q)}{p-q}

=\dfrac{2p-2q}{p-q}

=2

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