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If B = 2 a A − 2 , and C = 4 B − 3 3 B + 4 , Then Express C in Terms of A. - Mathematics

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If b = `(2"a")/("a" - 2)`, and c = `(4"b" - 3)/(3"b" + 4)`, then express c in terms of a.

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Given b = `(2"a")/("a" - 2), and "c" = (4"b" - 3)/(3"b" + 4)`

Substituting b = `(2"a")/("a" - 2) "in c" = (4"b" - 3)/(3"b" + 4)`

c = `(4((2"a")/("a" - 2)) - 3)/(3((2"a")/("a" - 2)) + 4)`

⇒ c = `((8"a")/("a" - 2) - 3)/((6"a")/("a"- 2) + 4`

⇒ c = `((8"a" - 3("a" - 2))/("a" - 2))/((6"a" + 4("a" - 2))/("a" - 2)`

⇒ c = `(8"a" - 3("a" - 2))/(6"a" + 4("a"- 2)`

⇒ c = `(8"a" - 3"a" + 6)/(6"a" + 4"a" - 8)`

⇒ c = `(5"a" + 6)/(10"a" - 8)`.

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Changing the Subject of a Formula
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Chapter 6: Changing the subject of a formula - Exercise 6.2

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Frank Mathematics [English] Class 9 ICSE
Chapter 6 Changing the subject of a formula
Exercise 6.2 | Q 20
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