Math, asked by rokoqicachristopher, 1 month ago

Solve the following pair of simultaneous equations.
2+5 =21 & x + =3

Answers

Answered by YADHOKSH
1

Answer:

3

x

+  

6

x+y

=3⇒  

6

2x+x+y

=3⇒3x+y=18                           ...(i)

3

y

−  

2

x−y

=6⇒  

6

2y−3x+3y

=6⇒−3x+5y=36                   ...(ii)

On adding (i) and (ii), we get

  3x+y=18

−3x+5y=36

 

            6y=54

∴y=9

On putting y=9 in (i), we get

3x+9=18⇒3x=9⇒x=3

∴x=3,y=9  

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by suniltiwari81746
0

Answer:

We will make use of the following identities to solve the question :

(a+b)

2

+(a−b)

2

=2(a

2

+b

2

)⟶(1)

(a+b)

3

+(a−b)

3

=2a(a

2

+3b

2

)⟶(2)

Now, given x=

2

5−

21

x

1

=

5−

21

2

=

(5−

21

)(5+

21

)

2(5+

21

)

=

4

2(5+

21

)

x

1

=

2

5+

21

Now, x+

x

1

=

2

5−

21

+

2

5+

21

=5

Similarly, x

2

+

x

2

1

=(

2

5−

21

)

2

+(

2

5+

21

)

2

Using equation (1) we can easily write

x

2

+

x

2

1

=2×(

4

25

+

4

21

)=23

Also, x

3

+

x

3

1

=(

2

5−

21

)

3

+(

2

5+

21

)

3

Using equation (2),

x

3

+

x

3

1

=2×

2

5

×(

4

25

+

4

63

)=110

∴ (x

3

+

x

3

1

)−5(x

2

+

x

2

1

)+(x+

x

1

)=110−5×23+5=115−115=0

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