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the denominator is 24 more than the numerator. Their value of the fraction is 1/3. Find the numerator and denominator?
Numerator = 12, Denominator = 36
x/(x+24)=1/3
(x is the numerator)
3x=x+24
2x=24
x=12
Numerator = 12
Denominator = 12+24 = 36
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