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x=0 y=1 ,x=1 y=3, x=2 y=a, x=b y=-3 find the value of a and b

Answers

Answered by MrNulla
13

Answer:

Answerx1 + y1 = 3

...(i)1x 2 +y 2 =160...(ii)

Solving equation (i)

x1 +y1 = 31

or,

xy

y+x = 31

or, x+y= 3 xy

...(iii)

Simplifying equation (ii)

x 2 +y 2 =160

or, x 2 +y 2 =160

or, x2 +y 2 +2xy−2xy=160 (x+y) 2

−2xy=160 [a

2

+b

2

+2ab=(a+b)

2

]

Putting the value of (x+y) from equation (iii)

(

3

xy

)

2

−2xy=160

or, (

3

xy

)

2

−2xy=160

or, (

3

xy

)

2

−2×

3

xy

×3+3

2

−3

2

−160=0

or (

3

xy

−3)

2

−9−160=0

or, (

3

xy

−3)

2

=169

or

3

xy

−3=±

169

or,

3

xy

−3=±13

when

3

xy

−3=+13

or,

3

xy

=13+3

or, xy=16×3

or, xy=48....(iv)

when

3

xy

−3=−13

or

3

xy

=−13+3

or, xy=−10×3

or, xy=−30...(v)

Hence, the solution of the given pair of equations

will be every pair of x & y which satisfies any

of the equation (iv) or (v)

So, there will be infinite solutions.

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Answered by SandySanjeet
4

Given: y=a+ xb

a,b are constants

at x=−1,y=1a+ −1b =1⇒a−b=1→(1)

at x=−5,y=5

a+ −5 b =5⇒a− 5b

=5→(2)

(2)−(1)⇒

5

4b

=4⇒b=5,a=6

∴a+b=11

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