Math, asked by arham1649m, 11 months ago

the denominator of a rational no. is twice is numerator. If the decrease by 3 and the denominator increase by 7 the number obtained is 2/3 find the rattional no.​

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Answered by UltimateMasTerMind
7

Solution:-

Let the Numerator be "x" then the Denominator will be "2x".

A.T.Q.

=) ( x - 3)/( 2x + 7) = 2/3

=) ( x - 3)3 = ( 2x + 7)2

=) 3x - 9 = 4x + 14

=) 3x - 4x = 14 + 9

=) -x = 23

=) x = -23

Hence,

Numerator = x = -23

Denominator = 2x = -46


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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer

Numerator be x

Numerator be x Denominator will be 2x.

x \: and \: 2x

(x-3/2x+7=2/5.)</p><p>

5(x-3)=2(2x-7)</p><p>

(5x-15=4x-14)</p><p>

(x=29)</p><p>

(2x=58)

Hence proved


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