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2x + y. x-y=1. find the value​

Answers

Answered by sakshamramola100
1

Step-by-step explanation:

We have, 2x+y=3 .......(1)

xy=1....(2)

In equation (2), we get

y=  

x

1

​  

             ..........(3)

y put in the equation (1)

2x+  

x

1

​  

=3

2x  

2

+1=3x

2x  

2

−3x+1=0

2x  

2

−3x−1x+1=0

2x(x−1)−1(x−1)=0

x=1, x=  

2

1

​  

 

We take the value of x=1

x value put in equation (1)

2(1)+y=3

y=3−2

y=1

x=1

x and y value put (x+y)  

x−y

 

=(1+1)  

(1−1)

 

=2  

0

 

=1

Hence, this is the answer

Answered by faramohd6
1

Answer:

We have, 2x+y=3 .......(1)

xy=1....(2)

In equation (2), we get

y=  

x

1

​  

             ..........(3)

y put in the equation (1)

2x+  

x

1

​  

=3

2x  

2

+1=3x

2x  

2

−3x+1=0

2x  

2

−3x−1x+1=0

2x(x−1)−1(x−1)=0

x=1, x=  

2

1

​  

 

We take the value of x=1

x value put in equation (1)

2(1)+y=3

y=3−2

y=1

x=1

x and y value put (x+y)  

x−y

 

=(1+1)  

(1−1)

 

=2  

0

 

=1

Hence, this is the answer

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