Math, asked by arunadeepak1234, 1 year ago

VERY SIMPLE:
find x:
 \frac{1}{ax-1} + \frac{1}{bx-1} =0

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Answered by TPS
1
 \frac{1}{ax-1} +  \frac{1}{bx-1}=0

 \frac{(bx-1)+(ax-1) }{(ax-1)(bx-1)} = 0

ax-1 + bx-1 = 0
ax+bx-2=0
(a+b)x=2

x= \frac{2}{a+b}

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Answered by shivam2000
1
  1   +    1    = 0
ax-1    bx-1
taking L.C.M
(bx-1)+(ax-1)   =0
(ax-1)(bx-1) 
bx-1+ax-1=0            [0*(ax-1)(bx-1)=0]
bx+ax-2=0
bx+ax=2
taking x as common
x(b+a)=2
x=   2
   b+a


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