Math, asked by hirthik4452, 1 year ago

Solve for x and y. 6x+3y=6xy and 2x+4y=5xy

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Answered by nazar12783
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6x+3y= 6xy -----(1)
2x+4y=5xy--------(2)*3

6x+3y=6xy
6x+12y=15xy
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0- 9y= -9xy
X= -9y/-9y= 1
Put x= 1 in eqn (1)
6y-3y=6
3y= 6
Y=6/3= 2
X=1, y=2
Answered by NirmalPandya
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The value of "x" is 1 and the value of "y" is 2.

Given,

Two equations with two variables x and y: 6x+3y=6xy  (1) and 2x+4y=5xy (2).

To Find,

The values of x and y.

Solution,

The method of solving the equations is as follows -

First, we will multiply the 2nd equation by 3.

3*(2x+4y)=3*5xy

6x+12y=15xy

Now we will subtract this equation from the 1st equation.

( 6x+3y)-(6x+12y)=6xy-15xy

-9y=-9xy

x=\frac{-9y}{-9y} [Considering the fact that y\neq 0 ]

x=1

Now if we put the value of "x" in the 2nd equation, we will get -

2*1+4y=5*1y

2+4y=5y

5y-4y=2y=2.

Hence, the value of "x" is 1 and the value of "y" is 2.

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