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Lokesh Verma ·

\\\left[\frac{3x-1}{4} \right]+\left[\frac{3x-1}{4} \right]+\left[\frac{6x-2}{4} \right]=\frac{6x+3}{5} \\\left[\frac{3x-1}{4} \right]+\left[\frac{3x-1}{4} \right]=\left\{\frac{6x-2}{5} \right\}+1

So the fraction part is zero or 1

Now can you finish this off?

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Philip Calvert ·

didnt get a word of it :(

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Lokesh Verma ·

except for {} everything else is an integer.. so for two sides to be integers, {} has to be integer as well.. so 0 or 1

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Philip Calvert ·

it got deleted ...

i was saying that i see a 4 that should have been a 5 ....

or i am completely missing the point ....

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Philip Calvert ·

bhaiyya pls clarify ...

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govind ·

Bhaiya..i am having some dbts in this question..

One there shud be + sign as shown..

\left[\frac{3x-1}{4} \right] + {\color{blue} \left[\frac{3x+1}{4} \right]}+ \left[\frac{6x-2}{4} \right]

secondly bhaiya how

\frac{6x+3}{5}- \left[\frac{6x-2}{4} \right] = \left\{\frac{6x-2}{5} \right\} + 1

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akash93 ·

6x+35=6x-2+55=6x-25+1
i hope u get it now

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govind ·

@ Gallardo....no yaar that's not my dbt..see i have post #7..

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Lokesh Verma ·

oh sorry.. i have gone mad you are right philip..

I hshould have used 2X+1 is a multiple of 5

so x=(5k-1)/2

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Hari Shankar ·

Use the inequality y-1 ≤[y]≤y to arrive at \frac{11}{18} \le x \le \frac{41}{18}

Also since 3(2x+1) is to be divisible by 5, we must have x an integer of the form 5k+2.

Hence the only solution is x =2

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