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The denominator of a rational number is smaller than its numerator by 4.If the denominator is decrease by 5 and the numerator is increased by 6, the number obtained is 5/2. Find the rational number. Give answer quickly with explanation.​

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Answered by SidhantVerma77
13

Answer:

The numerator and denominator of the rational number are 19 and 15 respectively.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the numerator of the rational number be x

Hence, the denominator will be x-4

By condition,

x+6/x-4-5 = 5/2

=> x+6/x-9 = 5/2

=> 2(x+6) = 5(x-9)

=> 2x+12 = 5x-45

=> 2x-5x = - 45-12

=> - 3x = - 57

=> 3x = 57 => x = 57/3 = 19

Therefore, Numerator = x = 19 (ans).

Denominator = x-4 = 19-4 = 15 (ans).

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Answered by ajithameekhal
1

Answer:

19/15

Step-by-step explanation:

let numerator be x

then, denominator = x-4

when denominator decreased by 5, it becomes x-4-5 = x-9

when numerator increased by 6, it becomes x+6

x+6 / x-9 = 5/2

(x+6)2     = (x-9)5

2x+12     = 5x-45

2x-5x     = -45-12

 -3x       = -57

    x       = -57/-3

    x       = 19

numerator = 19

denominator = 19-4

                    = 15

number = 19/15

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