Ya i was just helping him with maths. If i can help then why not ...
What i said was this.
let the no be "x"
The no+its reciprocal is x+1/x ... and that should be 30
So x+1/x=30
Multiply throughout by x
x^2+1=30x
Note:- x^2 means x raised to the power 2 or x square
so the eq is x^2 - 30x + 1=0
Now we need to factorise this into 2 numbers such that the product is 1 and the sum is 30
WTF thats not possible
The sum is wrong
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Originally posted by Ash_
i obviously wasnt paying attention when he showed us the example .
The example must be different cause i was dwelling on it while i was playing soccer for the past hour or so and ... not possible
U need to get the question again
Call someone up
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