Math, asked by lavish2709yadav, 9 months ago

√x + y = 11....(1) , x + √y = 7.....(2)
Find the value of x and y by mathematical rules. In detail.

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Answered by artistvikash1

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Answer:

by using the method of heat and trial

this question is answered

because there are such eq. which can't be solved

then

x=4 and y=9

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