The denominator of a rational number is greater than its numerator by 6.If the numerator is increased by 5 and denominator is decreased by 3 the number obtained is 5/4.Find the rational number.
Answers
- The rational number.
Let us take the numerator as x
Now ,the denominator will be x+6
It is also given that ,numerator is increased by 5 and denominator is decreased by 3.
Therefore,The numerator of new rational number= x+5
Denominator of new rational number
=(x+6)-3
=x+3
The new rational number=
The given rational number=
=
The next step will solved by Cross Multiplication.
Therefore,
Numerator of rational number=5
Denominator of rational number=5+6=11
Hence ,the rational number=
Thus,the solution is Verified.
What we have to find:−
The rational number.
Solution:−
Let us take the numerator as x
Now ,the denominator will be x+6
It is also given that ,numerator is increased by 5 and denominator is decreased by 3.
Therefore,The numerator of new rational number= x+5
Denominator of new rational number
=(x+6)-3
=x+3
The new rational number=
The given rational number=
=
The next step will solved by Cross Multiplication.
→\sf{4(x+5)=5(x+3)}→4(x+5)=5(x+3)
→\sf{4x+20=5x+15}→4x+20=5x+15
→\sf{4x-5x=15-20}→4x−5x=15−20
→\sf{-x=-5}→−x=−5
→\sf{x=5}→x=5
Therefore,
Numerator of rational number=5
Denominator of rational number=5+6=11
Hence ,the rational number=
Verification:−
\sf\dfrac{Original\: Numerator\:+5}{Original\: denominator\:-3}
Originaldenominator−3
OriginalNumerator+5
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Thus,the solution is Verified.