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the average of x and y is 7, and 2= 3x+2, what is the value of y and z​

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Answered by RISHAV5678
3

Answer:

hey mate here is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

x+y= 14

x= 14-y

z= 3(14-y)+2

z= 42-3y+2

z= 44-3y

y+(44-3y)

-2y +44/2

-y+21

Answered by amardeeppsingh176
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Disclaimer:

The average of x and y is 7, and 2= 3x+2, what is the value of y and x ?​

Concept:

The concept of average is necessary to solve this question.

Given:

The average of x and y is 7 and the equation is 2= 3x+2 .

To Find:

The value of x and y have to be found out.

Solution:

The average of x and y is 7 .

The expression we can write as : \frac{x+y}{2}=7

The value of x can be written as x=14-y

Another expression which is given is the question is that 2= 3x+2.

Put the vale of x in the above equation.

2= 3(14-y)+2

After further calculation we will get 3y=42

The value of y will be y=\frac{42}{3} =14

Put the value of y in the equation x=14-y

The value of x is x=14-14=0.

So the value of x is 0 and the value of y is 14 .

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