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root 7x+root 11y=0,root 3x-root 5y=0

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Answered by riya18325
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By substitution,
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Answered by bandameedipravalika0
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

\sqrt{7}x +\sqrt{11}  y=0.....(i)

\sqrt{3}x -\sqrt{5}  y=0......(ii)

Linear equations

By using elimination method.

On multiplying equation (i) by  \sqrt{3} and equation (ii) by \sqrt{7}.

we get,

\sqrt{21}x +\sqrt{33}  y=0 ......(iii)

\sqrt{21}x -\sqrt{33}  y=0........(iv)

On subtracting equation (iv) from equation (iii). we get,

21x+33y=0  

\frac{\sqrt{21}x-\sqrt{35}y=0}{\sqrt{33}x+\sqrt{35}y=0}      

⇒y=0

On substituting y=0 in equation (i).

we get,

\sqrt{7}x +\sqrt{11}  y=0

\sqrt{7} x=0

x=0

x=0,y=0

Hence proved.\sqrt{7}x +\sqrt{11}  y=0,\sqrt{3}x -\sqrt{5}  y=0

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