Math, asked by mudishkumar0203, 10 months ago

x+y=48 x+4=5/2(y+4)​

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Answered by ArkajyotiM
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QUESTION: \boxed{x+y=48}  &

                    \boxed{x+4=\frac{5}{2(y+4)}}[let this be equation (i)]

Solution:-

step-1

From the First Equation we can say that if,

x+y=48\\ ,

then,

x=48-y, [Let this be equation(ii)]

step-2(substitute the values)

Putting the value of x from equation (ii) in equation (i),

x+4=\frac{5}{2(y+4)}

\implies 48-y+4=\frac{5}{2(y+4)}

\implies 52-y=\frac{5}{2y+8}

\implies (52-y)(2y+8)={5}

\implies (104y+416-2y^2-8y)={5}

\implies (-2y^2+96y+416)={5}

\implies 2y^2-96y-416=-5}

\implies 2y^2-96y-416+5=0

\implies 2y^2-96y-411=0

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