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Let x and y be positive integers such that x(x - y) = 8y-7. Find the value of X=Y​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : x and y are positive integers

x(x - y) = 8y-7

To Find : Values of x and y

(x + y)/(x - y)

Solution:

x(x - y) = 8y-7

=> x² - xy = 8y - 7

=> x² + 7 = y(8 + x)

=> y =  (x² + 7)/(x + 8)

=> y = (x² -64 + 71)/(x + 8)

=> y =   (x² -64)/(x + 8)  + 71/(x + 8)

=> y =  x -8    + 71/(x + 8)

71 is a prime number

and x and y  are positive integers

Hence x + 8 must be equal to 71      as x + 8 can not be 1

=> x + 8 = 71

=> x = 63

y =  x -8    + 71/(x + 8)

  = 63 - 8 + 1

=   56

x = 63

y = 56

x - y = 63 - 56  =  7

x + y  = 63 + 56 = 119

(x + y)/(x - y)  = 119/7   =  17

(x + y)/(x - y)   = 17

x = 63  , y = 56

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