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Solve the following equations for x in terms of a, b and c. a(1 + squarerootx/x minus 1) = b x =

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a( 1 + x)/(x - 1) = b or, a( 1 + x) = b ( x -1) ( if x 1, as division by 0 is not defined) or, a + a x = bx - b or, ax = bx - ( a + b) so that ( a x)2 = [bx -(a + b)]2 or, a2x = b2x2 - 2b( a +b)+ (a+b )2 or, a2x = b2x2 - 2ab - 2b2 + a2+ 2ab + b2 or, a2x = b2x2 + a2 -b2or, b2x2- a2x + (a2 - b2) = 0.Therefore, on using the quadratic formula, x = [ -( -a2) ± { ( -a2)2 - 4b2(a2- b2)} ]/2b2 or, x = [ a2 ± { a4 -4a2b2 + 4b4}/2b2 or,x = [ a2 ± ( a2-2b2)2 ] / 2b2 or, x = [ a2 ± ( a2-2b2)]/ 2b2. Thus, either x = 2(a2 - b2 )/ 2b2 =   (a2 - b2 )/ b2 or, x = 2b2/2b2 = 1. However x can not be equal to 1 as division by 0 is not defined. Therefore, x = (a2 - b2 )/ b2

 Solve the following equations for x in terms of a, b and c. a(1 + squarerootx/x minus 1) = b x = Solutiona( 1 + x)/(x - 1) = b or, a( 1 + x) = b ( x -1) ( if x

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