Math, asked by rayanfirdous1063, 9 months ago

If P (x + 1, 5) = Q( 9, y+2 ) then which of the following is true a) None of these b) x y = 10 c) x - y = 1 d) x + y = 11

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Answered by mysticd
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 Given \: P( \blue {x+1 }, 5 ) = Q( \blue {9}, y + 2 )

/* We know that ,

 \boxed { \pink { If \: (a,b) = (c,d) \implies a = c \: and \: b = d }}

 \blue {i ) x + 1 = 9 }

 \implies x = 9 - 1

 \implies x = 8\: --(1)

and \:  ii ) 5 =  y + 2

 \implies 5 - 2 = y

 \implies y = 3\: ---(2)

 \green {x + y = 8 + 3 = 11 }

Therefore.,

 Option \: \pink { ( d ) } \: is \: correct.

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