Math, asked by shivpatelmsd3008, 8 months ago


If 3x - 2y = xy, then
6/y-4/x=?

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Answered by jitumahi435
15

\dfrac{6}{y}-\dfrac{4}{x} = 2

Step-by-step explanation:

We have,

3x - 2y = xy                     ............ (1)

To find, \dfrac{6}{y}-\dfrac{4}{x}=?

Dividing xy in equation (1), we get

\dfrac{3x - 2y }{xy}= \dfrac{ xy}{ xy}                  

⇒  \dfrac{3}{y}-\dfrac{2}{x} = 1           ............ (2)

Multiplying by 2 equation (2), we get

2(\dfrac{3}{y}-\dfrac{2}{x}) = 2 × 1  

⇒  \dfrac{6}{y}-\dfrac{4}{x} = 2

\dfrac{6}{y}-\dfrac{4}{x} = 2

Answered by parvpurohit609
2

Answer:

6 \div y -  4 \div x = 2

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