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the denominator of rational number is greater than its numerator by 5 if numerator is increased by 10 and denominator is decreased by 1 the number obtained is 3/2 find the rational number

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Answered by frizzybeargaming
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Answer:

Let the numerator of the rational number =p

Then, the denominator of the rational number =p+5

When numerator is increased by 6, the new numerator =p+6

When denominator decreased by 3, the new denominator =p+2

According to the question,  

p+2/p+6​  

=  

3/5

⟹3p+18=5p+10

⟹2p=8

∴p=4

Numerator =p=4

Denominator=p+5=4+5=9

Original number =  

4/9

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Answered by lalitachawla16
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Answer:

answer is 6/11

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