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Answered by grandmaster185
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Answer:

solving first

3^x-y=9

3^x-y= 3^2

equal base

x-y=2......

x=2+y.....eqn i

solving second

3^x+y=81

3^x+y=3^4

equal base

x+y=4...eqn ii

then, put the value of x in eqn ii

2+y+y=4

2y=2

y=1

put the value of y in eqn i

x=2+1

x=3

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Answered by masternalin
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Answer:

x= 3, y=1

Step-by-step explanation:

3^x^-^y = 9\\3^x^-^y= 3^2

3^x^+^y= 81\\3^x^+^y= 3^4

Now both the bases are same so

x-y= 2---------------1

x+y= 4---------------2

Subtracting 1 from 2, we get

x+y-x+y= 2\\2y= 2\\y= 1

Adding 1 and 2, we get

x+y+x-y= 6\\2x= 6\\x= 3

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