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Question

If a, b, c and dare in continued proportion, then prove that 

ad (c2 + d2) = c3 (b + d)

Sum

Solution

ad (c2 + d2) = c3 (b + d)

`"a"/"b" = "b"/"c" = "c"/"d" = "k"`

⇒ c = kd

b =kc= k2

a=kb=k3

ac( c2 + d2 ) = c3(b + d) 

LHS 

ac( c2 + d2

= k3d x c(k2 d2 + d2

= k3d3 (k2d + d) 

RHS 

c3(b + d) 

= k3d3(k2d + d) 

LHS = RHS. Hence , proved.

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Chapter 9: Ratio and Proportion - Exercise 9.3

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Frank Mathematics - Part 2 [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 9 Ratio and Proportion
Exercise 9.3 | Q 10.1
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