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please friends solve it fast.

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Answered by preetimpawar883
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Answer:

reply me whether the answer was right or not

Step-by-step explanation:

Let 1 ÷x+y be p and 1÷x-y be q

So, 3p + 2q =2--------eq(1)

And 9p -4q=1---------eq(2)

Now multiply eq(1) by 3

Then it become

9p+6q=6--------eq(3)

Now subtract eq(2) from eq(3)

9p +6q=6

9p-4q=1

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10q=5

q=1/2-----eq(4)

Put the value of q in eq(2)

Then p=1/3

__1___ =p.

x+y.

__1___ =1/3

x+y

x+y=3------eq(5)

__1___ =q

x-y

__1___ =1/2

x-y

x-y=2-------eq(6)

By adding eq(4) and eq(6)

We get, 2x=5

X=5/2

And y=1/2

Therefore, X=5/2 &y=1/2

Hope it helped u


gourinadhsurya: thank you so much....
gourinadhsurya: i can't understand from the equation (4)
Answered by hanishababy
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Answer:

the answer is. x= 5/2 and y= 1/2

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