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Question Number 77604 by jagoll last updated on 08/Jan/20
given  (((a−b)(b−c)(c−a))/((a+b)(b+c)(c+a)))=−(1/(30))  what the value of   (b/(a+b))+(c/(b+c))+(a/(c+a)) ?
given(ab)(bc)(ca)(a+b)(b+c)(c+a)=130whatthevalueofba+b+cb+c+ac+a?
Answered by key of knowledge last updated on 08/Jan/20
not have constat answer.   if:((a−b)/(a+b))=k    (and (b/(a+b))=((1−k)/2))  ((b−c)/(b+c))=j   ((c/(b+c))=((1−j)/2))  ⇒((c−a)/(c+a))=−((j+k)/(1+jk))  (((a−b)(b−c)(c−a))/((a+b)(b+c)(c+a)))=−(1/(30))⇒k=((j−30j^2 ∓(√(j(900j^3 −60j^2 +j+120)))/(60j))  (b/(a+b))+(c/(b+c))+(a/(c+a)) =?=(1/(30))(((91)/2)+(1/(kj)))
nothaveconstatanswer.if:aba+b=k(andba+b=1k2)bcb+c=j(cb+c=1j2)cac+a=j+k1+jk(ab)(bc)(ca)(a+b)(b+c)(c+a)=130k=j30j2j(900j360j2+j+12060jba+b+cb+c+ac+a=?=130(912+1kj)
Answered by john santu last updated on 09/Jan/20
Commented by mr W last updated on 09/Jan/20
there is no unique solution!  what you did is only one possible value.  using the same path as you we can  also get for example  1−((2b)/(a+b))=−1 ⇒(b/(a+b))=1  1−((2c)/(b+c))=−(1/5) ⇒(c/(b+c))=(3/5)  1−((2a)/(c+a))=−(1/6) ⇒(c/(b+c))=(7/(12))  ⇒(b/(a+b))+(c/(b+c))+(a/(c+a))=1+(3/5)+(7/(12))=((131)/(60))    if a,b,c ∈R, there are infinite solutions.  this is clear, since we have three  variables (=unknowns), but only one  condition (=equation), you can not  get an unique value for the function.
thereisnouniquesolution!whatyoudidisonlyonepossiblevalue.usingthesamepathasyouwecanalsogetforexample12ba+b=1ba+b=112cb+c=15cb+c=3512ac+a=16cb+c=712ba+b+cb+c+ac+a=1+35+712=13160ifa,b,cR,thereareinfinitesolutions.thisisclear,sincewehavethreevariables(=unknowns),butonlyonecondition(=equation),youcannotgetanuniquevalueforthefunction.
Commented by john santu last updated on 09/Jan/20
yes, i agree with your opinion sir  the answer i posted is not a single   answer . considering the problem is  not displayed, then i take one   possible answer
yes,iagreewithyouropinionsirtheansweripostedisnotasingleanswer.consideringtheproblemisnotdisplayed,thenitakeonepossibleanswer

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