Math, asked by nunu1606, 11 months ago

if 19x +21 y =172 and 21x +19y=228 what is the value of (x+y)

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

x + y = 10

Given :-

19x + 21y = 172

21x + 19y = 228

To find :-

The value of ( x + y).

Solution:-

 19x + 21 y = 172----1

 21x +19y = 228------2

Adding equation 1.and 2.

 19x + 21 x + 21y +19y = 172 + 228

 40x + 40y = 400

Dividing both side by 40 ,

 \dfrac{40x}{40}+\dfrac{40y}{40}=\dfrac{400}{40}

 x + y = 10 ----3

Now,

Subtract equation 1. and 2.

 19x -21y + 21y -19y = 172-228

 -2x +2y = -57----4

Multiply eq.3 with 2

(x+y = 10 )× 2

 2x +2y = 20 ---3

Add eq.3 and 4

 2x -2x +2y+2y = -57+20

 4y = -37

 y = \dfrac{-37}{4}

Put the value in equation.3

x + y = 10 \\ x -\dfrac{37}{4}= 10\\x = 10 + \dfrac{37}{4}\\ x = \dfrac{40+37}{4}\\ x = \dfrac{77}{4}

Now,

 x + y \\ \dfrac{77}{4}-\dfrac{-37}{4}\\ x+y = \dfrac{77-37}{4}

 x+y = \dfrac{40}{4}

 x+y = 10

hence,

The value of x+y is 10

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