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add x^2y , 4x^2y , -2x^y​

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Answered by YashashwiRawat
1

Step-by-step explanation:

1st Step:-

3x+2y/xy=1

=)3x+2y=xy...(i)

2nd Step:-

4x-2y/xy=13

=)4x-2y=13xy...(ii)

ADDING EQUATIONS 1 AND 2,we get,

3x+2y=xy

4x-2y=13xy

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=)7x=14xy

=)1=14xy/7x

=)1=2y

=)y=1/2

Therefore,putting the value of y in 1 we get,

3x+2y=xy

=)3x+2×1/2=x×1/2

=)3x+1=x/2

=)2×(3x+1)=x

=)6x+2=x

=)5x=-2

=)x=-2/5

ANS) x=-2/5

y=1/2

Step-by-step explanation:

First we equate both the equations to find the value of y and then we put the value in either of the equations to find x and y.

Hope this helps........

Answered by koynasahu6
0

Answer:

the answer must be

5x^2y - 2x^y

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