the numerator of a rational number is 2 less than the denominator. If the denominator is increasing by 5 and the numerator by 2, we get the rational number 1/2. Find the rational number
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Let denominator of rational number be X.
Then numerator of rational number = ( X -2)
Rational number = ( X -2)/ ( X )
Denominator is increased by 5 and numerator is increased by 2 then new denominator and numerator = ( X +5) and ( X -2 + 2) = X
Rational number = X / ( X +5)
According to question,
X / X +5 = 1/2
2X = X +5
2X - X = 5
X = 5
Denominator = X = 5
and,
Numerator = X -2 = 5-2 = 3
Rational number = 3/5
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Let denominator of rational number be X.
Then numerator of rational number = ( X -2)
Rational number = ( X -2)/ ( X )
Denominator is increased by 5 and numerator is increased by 2 then new denominator and numerator = ( X +5) and ( X -2 + 2) = X
Rational number = X / ( X +5)
According to question,
X / X +5 = 1/2
2X = X +5
2X - X = 5
X = 5
Denominator = X = 5
and,
Numerator = X -2 = 5-2 = 3
Rational number = 3/5
★ HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU ★
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The answer is here,
Let the denominator be x. Then the numerator will be x-2.
If denominator is increased by 5 & numerator by 2.
=> 2x =x+5.
=> x=5.
So, The rational number is (x-2)/x.
=> (5-2)/5
=> 3/5.
:-)Hope it helps u.
The answer is here,
Let the denominator be x. Then the numerator will be x-2.
If denominator is increased by 5 & numerator by 2.
=> 2x =x+5.
=> x=5.
So, The rational number is (x-2)/x.
=> (5-2)/5
=> 3/5.
:-)Hope it helps u.
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