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x(2x-3) =4+x (2x-5),solve for x​

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Answered by TheWonderWall
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\large\sf\underline{Given}

  • \sf\:x(2x-3) =4+x(2x-5)

\large\sf\underline{Solution :-}

\sf\:x(2x-3) =4+x(2x-5)

\sf↦\:2x^{2}-3x =4+2x^{2} -5x

\sf↦\:2x^{2} - 2x^{2} -3x+5x =4

\sf↦\:2x =4

\sf↦\:x =\frac{4}{2}

\tt\purple{↦\:2}

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Answered by MrHyper
86

\Huge\mathfrak\purple{{\rm{A}}nswe{\rm{R}}:}

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\bf{{\underline{To~solve}}:}

\tt{~~~~~~~~~ x(2x-3)=4+x(2x-5)}

\tt{:\longmapsto 2x^{2}-3x=4+2x^{2}-5x}

\tt{:\longmapsto (2x^{2}-3x)-(2x^{2}-5x)=4}

\tt{:\longmapsto {\cancel{2x^{2}}}~-3x~~{\cancel{-2x^{2}}}+5x=4}

\tt{:\longmapsto -3x+5x=4}

\tt{:\longmapsto 2x=4}

\tt{:\longmapsto x={\dfrac{4}{2}}}

\tt{:\longmapsto x=\purple{\underline{\boxed{\bf 2}}}}

\bf\therefore{{\underline{Required~answer}}:}

  • \tt{x=\purple{\underline{\boxed{\bf 2}}}}
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