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if x2+9y2=6xy what is the value of x:y


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Answered by rajlakshmi030999
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Step-by-step explanation:

You can factor this by grouping.

The coefficients of x2 and y2 are, respectively, 1 and 9, the product of which is 9, which, in turn, can be factored in (3)(3).

So, we can rewrite our function as

x2+3xy+9y2+3xy

and factor it by two groups of two terms each:

x(x+3y)+3y(3y+x)

We can see that the parenthesis of each term are exactly the same, so we can use them as the common multiple of the whole equation that are multipling the rest:

(x+3y)(x+3y)

Done!

Answered by shwetatiwari9322
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Answer:

x = 6 - 9y

y x

Step-by-step explanation:

x²+9y²=6xy

dividing both side by xy

( x²+9y²) = 6xy

xy xy

x + 9y =6

y x

x = 6 - 9y

x = 6 - 9y y x

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