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    O-Level Additional Math

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    • R Offline
      red rose
      last edited by

      rylee:
      red rose:

      Need help to solve this.


      x - 2/x + 3 = 2x^2 + x - 10/x^2 + 6x + 9

      I only managed to get x = -2, but the answer key says the answer should be x = 2 or x = -2. Please advise.

      Thank you in advance.

      Hi red rose,

      The answer is x=+2 or -2

      Working as follow:-

      (x-2)/(x+3)=(2x^2+x-10)/(x+3)^2

      (x-2)(x+3)=2x^2+x-10

      X^2-2x+3x-6=2x^2+x-10
      X^2+x-6=2x^2+x-10
      x^2-6 =2x^2-10
      x^2=4
      x=+2 or -2

      Regards.

      :thankyou: Greatly appreciated!

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        jtoh
        last edited by

        Thanks rylee.

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          blitz
          last edited by

          URGENT


          Need help to solve this.

          If X^2+Y^2=8 and (X+Y)=5 Find the value of 4XY

          and

          Given that (a/3)=Square root of ((b+1)/(b-1))
          express b in terms of a
          Find b if a=7

          Thank you in advance.

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            FrekiWang
            last edited by

            blitz:
            URGENT


            Need help to solve this.

            If X^2+Y^2=8 and (X+Y)=5 Find the value of 4XY

            and

            Given that (a/3)=Square root of ((b+1)/(b-1))
            express b in terms of a
            Find b if a=7

            Thank you in advance.
            Both questions are very standard, you may have to revise your work carefully since you have difficulties in them.
            1.
            X+Y=5
            (X+Y)^2=25
            X^2+2XY+Y^2=25
            given X^2+Y^2=8
            2XY=25-8=17
            4XY=34
            (I do not like the question as X and Y are not real numbers)

            2.
            Square both sides, we have
            a^2 / 9 = (b+1) / (b-1)
            Cross multiplying them, we have
            (a^2)b - (a^2) = 9b + 9
            (a^2 - 9)b = 9 + a^2
            b = (9+a^2) / (a^2 - 9)
            if a=7,
            b=(9+49)/(49-9)=58/40=29/20 (or 1.45)

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              blitz
              last edited by

              Thanks FrekiWang

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                Andrew Lee
                last edited by

                liketoeat:
                Thanks FrekiWang, it's a sec 1 qn.

                Hi, can help me solve this question:

                a. 7(x+3)-(4x-5)=5-(3x+6)

                The HCF of two numbers is 1 and the LCM of these numbers is 91, what are the numbers? :roll:

                b.(12y-4)/6 = (7y-4)/5

                The product of the ages of a group of teenagers (13-19 yr old) is 4590 yrs, Find --
                (i) the numbers of teenagers in the group :roll:
                (ii) the sum of their ages :roll:

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                  Andrew Lee
                  last edited by

                  liketoeat:
                  Thanks FrekiWang, it's a sec 1 qn.

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                    HeSheMe
                    last edited by

                    Andrew Lee:
                    liketoeat:

                    Thanks FrekiWang, it's a sec 1 qn.


                    Hi, can help me solve this question:

                    a. 7(x+3)-(4x-5)=5-(3x+6)

                    The HCF of two numbers is 1 and the LCM of these numbers is 91, what are the numbers? :roll:

                    b.(12y-4)/6 = (7y-4)/5

                    The product of the ages of a group of teenagers (13-19 yr old) is 4590 yrs, Find --
                    (i) the numbers of teenagers in the group :roll:
                    (ii) the sum of their ages :roll:

                    a. 7(x+3)-(4x-5) = 5-(3x+6)
                    7x+21-(4x-5) = 5-3x-6
                    7x+21-4x+5 = 5-3x-6
                    3x+26 = -1-3x
                    3x+3x = -1-26
                    6x = -27
                    x = -27/6

                    The two numbers are 1 and 91.

                    Highest common factor = 1
                    Lowest common multiple = 91 (1x91)

                    b. (12y-4)/6 = (7y-4)/5
                    (6y-2)/3 = (7y-4)/5
                    5(6y-2) = 3(7y-4)
                    30y-10 = 21y-12
                    30y-21y = -12+10
                    9y = -2
                    y = -2/9

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                      HappieNewbie123
                      last edited by

                      Hi,

                      just curious, what sec one teach? (in maths lah!)

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                        bluesky63
                        last edited by

                        hi, can anyone help to solve this question for my daughter, it is o level A Maths question from acs


                        determine the values of p for which the line y = x - 2p is a tangent to the curve x^2+y^2 = 16p


                        Thanks

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