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124 ALGEBRA.<br />

{d) {a' + xy = x' = Aa' + a*.<br />

Performing the operation indicated in the first member, the<br />

equation becomes<br />

a' + 2aV -\-x' = x^-\- 4^" + a*.<br />

Canceling x' (Art. 562) and transposing,<br />

2«V = 4rt' + rt' — a\<br />

Combining like terms, 2a^x = Aa'.<br />

Dividing by 2^', ;r = 2. Ans.<br />

(\<br />

^^^<br />

.r— 1 x-{-l _ 3<br />

;r - 2 ;tr + 2 ~ ;r' - 4*<br />

Clearing of fractions, the equation becomes<br />

{x - 1) (;ir + 2) - (;ir + 1) {x - %) = 3.<br />

Expanding, ;r' + ;r — 2 — ;ir' ;ir + + 2 = 3.<br />

Uniting terms,<br />

2;f = 3.<br />

(234) ll;tr+3j=100. (1)<br />

Ax-ly = 4.<br />

(2)<br />

Since the signs of the terms containing x in each equation<br />

are alike, x may be eliminated by subtraction. If the first<br />

equation be multiplied by 4, and the second by 11, the coefficients<br />

in each case will become equal. Hence,<br />

Multiplying (1) by 4, 44;r + 12j = 400. (3)<br />

Multiplying (2) by 11, 44;r - = 77jF 44.<br />

(4)<br />

Subtracting (4) from (3), 89/ = 356.<br />

^ = 4. Ans.<br />

Substituting this value for jj/ in (2),<br />

4.r - 28 = 4.<br />

4;tr = 32.<br />

;t- — 8. Ans.<br />

(235) {a) /S = 243.<br />

Extracting fifth root of both terms,<br />

Cubing both terms, y = 'd^ = 27. Ans.<br />

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