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find the two numbers whose sum is 50 and whose product is 400​

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Answered by shellytomar
4

Answer:

10 and 40

Step-by-step explanation:

x + y =50

xy = 400

Use substitution. X=50 - y

y (50 - y) = 400

50y - y^2 = 400

0 = y^2 -50y + 400

0 = (y -40)(y - 10)

y-40 = 0

y = 40

y - 10 = 0

y = 10

50-40 = 10

50-10 = 40

Answered by abhishekshenoy45881
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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Let x be the 1st no.

and y be the 2) no.

x + y =50

xy = 400

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 Solving :

Use substitution.  X=50 - y

y (50 - y) = 400

50y - y^2 = 400

0 = y^2 -50y + 400

0 = (y -40)(y - 10)

y-40 = 0

y = 40

y - 10 = 0

y = 10

 

50-40 = 10

50-10 = 40

 

We just got the same set of numbers twice, 10 and 40.

Therefore the first no= 10

second no. =40

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Verification 1)

We have to verify that 10+40 = 50

Therefore it is 50

Hence verified

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Verification 2)

We have to verify that 10×40= 400

Therefore it is 400

Hence verified

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Therefore the answer for your question

is =

first no= 10

second no. =40

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