Es urgente ¡¡¡ si la MH de a y 4 es 6 y la MH de 8 y b es 12 calcula la MH de a y b
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Sabemos que:
y tenemos que:
Con esto podemos encontrar el valor de a:
8*a/(a+ 4) = 6
8*a = 6*(a + 4) = 6*a + 24
8a - 6a = 24
2a = 24
a = 24/2 = 12.
Tambien sabemos que:
Y de ahí podemos despejar b:
(16*b)/(b + 8) = 12
16*b = 12*(b + 8) = 12b + 96
16b - 12b = 96
4b = 96
b = 96/4 = 24
Entonces tenemos a = 12 y b = 24, y el MH de a y b es:
MH(12,24) = 2*12*24/(12 + 24) = 24*24/36 = 16
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<h3>Answer: x = 6</h3>
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Those are the possible solutions, but plugging x = -14 back into the original equation will lead to an error. So we rule x = -14 out
x = 6 works as a solution however