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Solve the question by Elimination Method
x +  \sqrt[]{y}  = 7
 \sqrt{x }  + y = 11


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Answered by Anonymous
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Answering your exact question, one way would be to say the value of √x+y is 11 and the value of x+√y is 7, depending on where you might place commas in the question.

Let a=x−−√a=x and b=y√b=y. Isolating the b in the first and brutally substituting into the second gives

a4−14a2+a+38=(a−2)(a3+2a2−10a−19)=0a4−14a2+a+38=(a−2)(a3+2a2−10a−19)=0

If a=2a=2, then b=3b=3 and so x=4x=4 and y=9y=9.


Anonymous: See ,here it is 4+3 not4-3
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Answered by Anonymous
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hope it helps.
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