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the numearater of a fraction is 3 more than the denominator . if the numearater and denominator are increased by 5 fraction becomes 10 by 7 .find the fraction​

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Answered by abhi569
48

Answer:

5/2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the denominator be 'a'. Then the numerator should be 3 more than 'a'. Orig. denominator = a

Orig. numerator = a + 3

Fraction is (a + 3)/a.

In question, if both are increased by 5, fraction becomes 10/7:

→ (orig. num. + 5)/(orig. deno. + 5)=10/7

→ (a + 3 + 5)/(a + 5) = 10/7

→ 7(a + 8) = 10(a + 5)

→ 7a + 56 = 10a + 50

→ 56 - 50 = 10a - 7a

→ 6 = 3a

→ 2 = a

Therefore, fraction is:

→ (2 + 3)/2

→ 5/2

Answered by Anonymous
35

Answer:

5/2

Step-by-step explanation:

Assume that the numerator is x and denominator is y.

The numearater of a fraction is 3 more than the denominator.

x = y + 3 .............(1)

If the numearater and denominator are increased by 5 fraction becomes 10 by 7.

As per given condition,

(x + 5)/(y + 5) = 10/7

→ 7x + 35 = 10y + 50

→ 7(y + 3) + 35 = 10y + 50

→ 7y + 56 = 10y + 50

→ 3y = 6

→ y = 2

Substitute value of y in (1)

→ x = 2 + 3

→ x = 5

Hence, the fraction is x/y = 5/2.

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