Math, asked by durgaraju24281, 6 months ago

find the number whose soms is
16 and the product is 63.​

Answers

Answered by anieepareek21
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let numbers are x and y

x+y=16........(1)

xy=63

x=63y.........(2)

Put the value of x in (1)

63/y+y=16

Multiply by y both sides

63+y^2=16y

Rearrage above equation

y^2-16y+63=0

y^2-9y-7y+63=0

y(y-9)-7(y-9)=0

(y-7)(y-9)=0

y-7=0 or y-9=o

y=7 or y=9

Put the values of y in (1)

x=7

x+y=16

x+7=16

x=16-7

x=9

x+9=16

x=16-9

x=7

if one number is 7 other will be 9 or one is 9 other will be 7.

So numbers are 7 and 9

Answered by STarAK
102

\huge\sf\underline{\underline{\blue{given}}}

 \textit{sum of two numbers = 16}

 \textit{product of two number s =63} ,

\huge\sf\underline{\underline{\green{solution}}}

 \textit{❥let one number be 'x'and second be 'y'}

 \textit{❥than according to first condition.}

 \textit{x + y = 16} ___( i)

 \textit{❥now according to second condition.} ,

 \textit{x × y  = 63} ____(ii)

 \textit{❥according to equation first}

 \textit{x + y = 16}

 \textit{x = 16- y } ____(¡¡¡)

 \textit{❥putting value of"x" in equation second}</p><p>

 \textit{x × y = 63}

 \textit{(16-y )y = 63}

 \textit{16y - y2 = 63}

 \textit{y2 -16y + 63 = 0}

 \textit{y2 - 9y-7y + 63 = 0}

 \textit{y ( y - 9) - 7( y - 9) = 0}

 \textit{(y-7) (y - 9)= 0}

 \textit{y = 7 or 9}

\huge\sf\underline{\underline{\red{AnsWeR}}},

 \textit{if y = 7 then 'x' = 16-7 = 9}

 \textit{if y = 9 then 'x' = 16-9 = 7}


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