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Two numbers are such that their sum is equal to their product. What are these two numbers?​

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Answered by QueenOfKnowledge
2

Answer:

Our two equations are:

x+y=16

xy=55

Rewriting equation (1) in terms of just y= something, we get:

y=16−x

Substituting this into equation (2) leaves us:

x(16−x)=55

16x−x2=55⟹x=5 or 11

which can be easily seen by factoring or using the quadratic formula. It follows that y=11|x=5 and y=5|x=11.

Thus your solutions in terms of (x,y) are (5,11) and (11,5).

Answered by anujpaliwal73
1

ANSWER

The Answer is (2,2)

Step-by-step explanation:

2×2 = 4

2+2 =4

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