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two non-negative real numbers x and y are such that 2x + Y is equals to 5. the sum of the maximum and minimum values of X + Y is​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

7.5

Step-by-step explanation:

Two non-negative real numbers x and y are such that 2x + Y is equals to 5. the sum of the maximum and minimum values of X + Y is​

2X + Y = 5

X ≥ 0    & Y ≤ 5

Y ≥ 0  & X ≤ 5/2

2X + Y = 5

=> X  + X + Y = 5

=> X + Y = 5 - X

X is non negative real number

X should be minimum for Maximum Value of X + Y

X Min = 0

=> (X + Y) Max = 5

X should be maximum for Minimum Value of X + Y

X Max = 2.5

=> X + Y = 5 - 2.5

=> (X + Y) Min = 2.5

(X + Y) Max + (X + Y) Min = 5 + 2.5 = 7.5

Answered by brainlllllllllly
0

Answer: 7.5

 

Step-by-step explanation:  

Two non-negative real numbers x and y are such that 2x + Y is equals to 5. the sum of the maximum and minimum values of X + Y is​

2X + Y = 5

X ≥ 0    & Y ≤ 5  

Y ≥ 0  & X ≤ 5/2  

2X + Y = 5  

=> X  + X + Y = 5  

=> X + Y = 5 - X  

X is non negative real number  

X should be minimum for Maximum Value of X + Y  

X Min = 0  

=> (X + Y) Max = 5  

X should be maximum for Minimum Value of X + Y  

X Max = 2.5  

=> X + Y = 5 - 2.5  

=> (X + Y) Min = 2.5  

(X + Y) Max + (X + Y) Min = 5 + 2.5 = 7.5

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