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Differential Calculus
{x+1}+2x=4[x+1]-6
{}=fractional part..[]=integral part...pls solvve..rates assured.
as we know...{x}=x-[x]
(x+1)-[x+1]+2x=4[x+1]-6
3x+1=5[x+1]-6
3x+1=5([x]+1)-6
3([x]+{x})=5[x]-2
3{x}=2[x]-2................(1)
as we know..0<={x}<1
0<=3{x}<3........................(2)
on substitutin...(1)
we get..
1<=[x]<5/2...so we conclude that...[x]=1 or 2.
hence from (1)..3{x}=2*1-2=0
or {x}=0 or 2/3.
so
x={x}+[x]...1+0 or 2+2/3 i.e
1,8/3 are solutions.....
nudge me if i m wrong....
i think answer is correct....pls some one confirm the answer....
mr. rehman i think i clearly mention each and every step....kindly allow me any doubt abt any step...
@rehman answer given by @saharsha...is correct....wats ur doubt just mention...
answer given by saharsha is correct..........
sorry!
i was bit confused.......answer is correct....sorry saharsha...
nice question.........
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as we know...{x}=x-[x]
(x+1)-[x+1]+2x=4[x+1]-6
3x+1=5[x+1]-6
3x+1=5([x]+1)-6
3([x]+{x})=5[x]-2
3{x}=2[x]-2................(1)
as we know..0<={x}<1
0<=3{x}<3........................(2)
on substitutin...(1)
we get..
1<=[x]<5/2...so we conclude that...[x]=1 or 2.
hence from (1)..3{x}=2*1-2=0
or {x}=0 or 2/3.
so
x={x}+[x]...1+0 or 2+2/3 i.e
1,8/3 are solutions.....
nudge me if i m wrong....