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Solve the following equation x+4y = 27xy and x+2y = 21xy​

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x+4y=27xy......(I)

x+2y=21xy...........(ii)

Now substract equation( ii) from (ii)

x+4y=27xy

(-)x+2y=21xy

we get 2y=6xy

cancel y from both sides

we get :-2=6x

x=1/3............(iii)

Now finding Y's value

put x values in equation (I)

 ⟹ \frac{1}{3}  + 4y = 27 \times  \frac{1}{3}  \times y

 ⟹\frac{1 + 12y}{3}  = 9y

⟹1 + 12y = 27y

⟹15y = 1

⟹y =  \frac{1}{15}

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