x=2 is only solution while x=1 is extraneous solution
Option C is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to solve the equation
and find values of x.
Solving:
Find the LCM of denominators x-1,x and x-1. The LCM is x(x-1)
Multiply the entire equation with x(x-1)

Now, factoring the term:

The values of x are x=1 and x=2
Checking for extraneous roots:
Extraneous roots: The root that is the solution of the equation but when we put it in the equation the answer turns out not to be right.
If we put x=1 in the equation,
the denominator becomes zero i.e
which is not correct as in fraction anything divided by zero is undefined. So, x=1 is an extraneous solution.
If we put x=2 in the equation,


So, x=2 is only solution while x=1 is extraneous solution
Option C is correct.
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Based on the amount of your monthly bill, if you lived in England, your bill to the nearest hundredth is $185.82
<h3>How to find your bill in pound sterling?</h3>
You have a monthly bill of $304.72. If this was also your bill in England id you stayed there, it would need to be converted to pounds. The way to do this is by using the exchange rate.
If each British Pound is $1.64 U.S. Dollar, then the value of your monthly bill if you lived in England is:
= Monthly bill in dollars / Conversion or exchange rate
= 304.72 / 1.64
= $185.82
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Answer:
82°
Step-by-step explanation:
m÷ BAD + m÷ BCD = 180°
98° + m÷BCD = 180°
m÷BCD = 180° - 98°= <u> </u><u>8</u><u>2</u>°
Answer:
(C)c=
f
Step-by-step explanation:
Clare uses
cups of flour to make 4 cakes.
It means she uses 1 cup of flour to make
cakes.
Let us simplify that expression first for future use.
Therefore, Clare uses 1 cup of flour to make
cakes.
If Noah follows the same recipe,
He uses f cups of flour to make c cakes
Using Ratio Method
→ Name : Cup : Cake
→ Clare : 1 :
→ Noah : f : c
By using cross multiplication
c X 1 =
f
c=
f
The equation c=
f represents the relationship between c and f