Math, asked by manishgupta3035, 6 months ago

What should be added to each of the number 3 , 5 , 13 and 19 so that the resulting number may be in proportion ​

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Answered by hanshu1234
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number be x

I suppose that the meaning of the question could be explained by this equation.

3+x5+x=13+x19+x3+x5+x=13+x19+x

By doing criss-cross

(3+x)×(19+x)=(5+x)×(13+x)(3+x)×(19+x)=(5+x)×(13+x)

57+22x+x2=65+18x+x257+22x+x2=65+18x+x2

Get the like terms together

22x−18x+x2−x2=65–5722x−18x+x2−x2=65–57

Simplify

4x=84x=8

x=2x=2

Let's check our answer.

3+2=5 5+2=7 13+2=15 19+2=21

15/21 = 5/7

The answer is 2

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