Math, asked by rohitkumar3847, 3 months ago

find the value of x and y<br /> $x + \sqrt{y } = 11 \\ \sqrt{x } + y = 4$ <br />

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Answered by matangidevi198597

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$find the value of x and y<br />[tex]x + \sqrt{y } = 11 \\ \sqrt{x } + y = 4$ <br />[/tex]

your question is in the top

answer is value of x is 54x

y is 64y

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