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When number is added to the numerator pf 12/13 and subtracted from the denominator, the new fraction is equal to 3/2. find the number
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When number is added to the numerator pf 12/13 and subtracted from the denominator, the new fraction is equal to 3/2. find the number
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when number is added to the numerator pf 12/13 and subtracted from the denominator, the new fraction is equal to 3/2. find the number
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1 1/2 I believe is your answer. I really don't know if this is correct or not. Sorry if I am wrong.
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(12+x)/(13-x)=3/2
2(12+x)=3(13-x)
24+2x=39-3x
5x=15
therefore x=3
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(12+3)/(13-3)= 15/10= 3/2
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