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the sum of numerator and denominator of a certain fraction is 10 if 1 is subtracted from both the numerator and denominator the fraction is decreased by 2 by 10 find the fraction

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» The sum of numerator and denominator of a certain fraction is 10.

• Let Numberator be N and Denominator be D.

Fraction = \dfrac{N}{D}

A.T.Q.

=> N + D = 10

=> N = 10 - D _______ (eq 1)

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» If 1 is subtracted from both the numerator and denominator the fraction is decreased by 2/10.

A.T.Q.

=> \dfrac{N\:-\:1}{D\:-\:1}\:=\:\dfrac{N}{D}\:-\:\dfrac{2}{10}

=> \dfrac{N\:-\:1}{D\:-\:1}\:=\:\dfrac{10N\:-\:2}{10D}

Cross-multiply them

=> 10D(N - 1) = (D - 1)(10N - 2)

=> 10ND - 10D = D(10N - 2) -1(10N - 2)

=> 10ND - 10D = 10ND - 2D - 10N + 2

=> 10ND - 10ND - 10D + 2D = - 10N + 2

=> - 8D = - 10N + 2

=> - 4D = - 5N + 1

=> - 4D = -(10 - D) + 1 [From (eq 1)]

=> - 4D = - 10 + D + 1

=> - 4D - D = - 9

=> - 5D = - 9

=> D = 9/5

Put value of D in (eq 1)

=> N = 10 - 9/5

=> N = (50 - 9)/5

=> N = 41/5

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Fraction = \dfrac{N}{D} = \dfrac{41}{5} × \dfrac{5}{9}

=> \dfrac{41}{9}

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✡ Verification :

We have N = 10 - D as a Equation.

From above calculations we have N = 41/5 and D = 9/5

Put value of N and D in above equation.

→ 41/5 = 10 - 9/5

→ 41/5 = (50 - 9)/5

→ 41/5 = 41/5

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