Math, asked by prince023, 1 year ago

What if we transpose 3 first to R.H.S? Will answer come wrong? (Pic included)

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Answered by rohit0411

yes answer will come wrong because 3 can only be transposed after taking lcm because 1 does not have denominator as 3 and always denominator of full term is transposed.

prince023: what do you mean by – only denominator of full term can be transposed

prince023: is x/3 is not full term

Answered by ayushsaxena2

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Step-by-step explanation:

Ok see i am explaining you in a better way.

x/3 + 1 = 7/15

(x + 3)/3 = 7/15

15x + 45 = 21

15x = 21-45

15x = -24

x = -24/15

x = -8/5

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prince023: we can transpose only full term

ayushsaxena2: it's a full term

prince023: then why cant we transpose it

ayushsaxena2: as you can see that x/3 means that 3 is dividing x

prince023: why can't we transpose it

ayushsaxena2: now take a example that like x/3

ayushsaxena2: 6/3

ayushsaxena2: now tell that it is a independent term or not

ayushsaxena2: same to x/3

ayushsaxena2: here x has a some value which is hidden and you have to find out

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