Math, asked by abdheshad125, 1 year ago

if d is 455 and 42 find the value of x and y which satisfy d=42x+455y.

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Answered by nobel

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d = 455+42 ......(1)
but d = 455y+42x .....(2)
comparing the two equations we get x and y equal to 1.
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