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solve the following pair of equation by reducing them of a pair of linear equations 5/x-1=2 +1/y-2 -3/y-2=1​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The set of equation is given as,

x−1

5

+

y−2

1

=2

5(y−2)+1(x−1)=2(x−1)(y−2)

5y−10+x−1=2(xy−2x−y+2)

5y+x−11=2xy−4x−2y+4

5y+x−11+4x+2y−4−2xy=0

5x+7y−2xy=15 (1)

And,

x−1

6

y−2

3

=1

6(y−2)−3(x−1)=1(x−1)(y−2)

6y−12−3x+3=xy−2x−y+2

6y−3x−9−xy+2x+y−2=0

−x+7y−xy−11=0

x−7y+xy+11=0

x−7y+xy=−11 (2)

Adding equation (1) and equation(2),

6x−xy=4

x(6−y)=4

x=

6−y

4

Substituting the value of x in equation (1),

5(

6−y

4

)+7y−2y(

6−y

4

)=15

6−y

20

+7y−

6−y

8y

=15

20+7y(6−y)−8y=15(6−y)

20+42y−7y

2

−8y=90−15y

7y

2

−49y+70=0

y

2

−7y+10=0

y

2

−5y−2y+10=0

y(y−5)−2(y−5)=0

(y−2)(y−5)=0

y=2,5

At y=2, the equation is undefined, so the only value of y is 5.

Now, substitute the value of y in x=

6−y

4

.

x=

6−5

4

x=

1

4

x=4

Therefore, the values are x=4 and y=5.

I hope this helps you

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