Math, asked by vkv93, 1 year ago

find x&y from solving 2x+y-x^-2=0 and x+2y=0

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Answered by newton82
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 2x+y-{x}^{-2}=0 and x+2y=0//x=-2y//=>{x}^{-2}=-3y//=>\frac{1}{{-3x}^{2}}=y
Again, from this we get x=³√1/3
Again,
y=1/-3x²
y=1/-3*(³√1/3)²
y=1/-3*1/3
y=-1

vkv93: yes that i understood , but how we get x-2 = -3y from x=-2y..
vkv93: as u said it has to be y=x/-2 right?
newton82: no,it be x-2/-3 as whole thing should come
newton82: just put the value of x in x-2=-3y and you will get y
newton82: and put the value of y in x=-2y you will get x
newton82: that's what
newton82: do you understand
newton82: it
vkv93: ok
newton82: ok
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