Math, asked by soumyaganagi, 2 months ago

if x+y=8 and xy=12 then find the value of x and y.​

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Answered by Anonymous
63

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Here, x + y = 18 and xy = 12

Then x = 18 - y

Substituting the value of x, we have

x (18 - y) = 12

\longrightarrow 18x - xy = 12

\longrightarrow 18x - 12 = 12

\longrightarrow 18x = 12 + 12 = 24

\large{\therefore{\boxed{x = \frac{24}{18}}}}

\large{\therefore {\boxed{x = \frac{4}{3}}}}

And \large{\therefore{\boxed{y = 12 × \frac{3}{4} = 9}}}

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Answered by sunitakumarijsr4
11

Answer:

x+y=8

x=8-y

xy=12

(8-y)y=12

8y-y²=12

y²-8y-12=0

y²-6y-2y-12=0

y(y-6)-2(y-6)=0

(y-6)(y-2)=0

y-6=0

y=6

y-2=0

y=2

taking y=2

x=8-2=6

taking y=6

x=8-6=2

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