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the denominator of a fraction is greater than the numerator by 4 .if both the denominator and numerator are increased by 5, the new fraction is 2/3 .find the original fraction​

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Answered by itzcottoncandy65
4

i think 4/7 is the answer...The numerator is x so denominator is x+3

So after adding 7 it will be

x+7/x+3=x/x+3+1

x+7/x+3=x+x+3/x+3

x+7/x+3=2x+3/x+3

Since denominators are same. The numerators can be easily compared...

x+7=2x+3

x-2x=3-7

x=4

So Numerator is 4 and denominator is 7

Answered by tennetiraj86
6

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

the denominator of a fraction is greater than the numerator by 4 .if both the denominator and numerator are increased by 5, the new fraction is 2/3 .

To find:-

find the original fraction

Solution:-

Let the numerator be X

then, The denominator=X+4

if both the denominator and numerator are increased by 5, the new fraction is 2/3

=>(X+5)/(X+4+5)=2/3

=>(X+5)/(X+9)=2/3

applying cross multiplication then

=>3(X+5)=2(x+9)

=>3X+15=2X+18

=>3X-2X=18-15

=>X=3

=>X+4=3+4=7

Answer:-

The numerator =3

The denominator=7

The original fraction =3/7

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