Solve the equations: x+y=5, 2/x+3/y=2. . . . ANSWER = {(5/2,5/2),(2,3)}
\[x+y=5 and \frac{ 2 }{ x }+\frac{ 3 }{y }=2\]
answer\[[(\frac{ 5 }{2 },\frac{ 5 }{ 2 }),(2,3)]\]
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how to solve this
2/x +3/y = 2 Take L.C.M and you get, (2y+3x)/xy = 2 2y+3x = 2xy 2y+2x+x = 2xy 2(x+y)+x = 2xy 2(5)+x = 2xy 10+x = 2xy 10 = 2xy-x 10 = x(2y-1) -> (1) Now, x+y = 5 x = 5-y Substitute this expression in (1), you get 10 = (5-y)(2y-1) 10 = 11y-2y^2-5 Rearranging the terms, we get 2y^2-11y+15 = 0
Now its a quadratic equation..Can you solve it for roots?
yup
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i did'nt understand this step 10 = 2xy-x 10 = x(2y-1) -> (1)
I took out x as the common term from the right side terms...
ok
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yeah i am solving quadratic right now
ok got it the answer is {(5/2,5/2),(2,3)}
i solved it further after quadratic putting the values of y in x=5-y
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