Chemistry, asked by narayannishant35, 8 months ago

slice by cross multiplication method 3x+14y=5xy ,21-x=2xy​

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Answered by aayyuuss123
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{  3x+14y=5xy ........(1)  }

{ 21y-x=2xy    }

\implies {   -x+21y=2xy.......(2) }

multiplying equation1 by 21 and equation2 by 14,We get....

{   63x+294y=105xy.............(3)  }

{   -14x+294y=28xy...............(4)  }

solving the two equation3 and 4, we got that..

\implies {   y=1  }

then put the value { y=1    }In equation 1

{  3x+14y=5xy   }

\implies {3x+14=5x     }

\implies {    5x-3x=14 }

\implies { 2x=14    }

\implies {   x=\frac{14}{2} }

\implies { x=7    }

we got the value {(x,y )    }={( 7,1 )   }

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