Math, asked by rajuprasadgupta789, 3 days ago

x/y x=10 y=25 x= ? y=50 x=40 y=?​

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Answered by JiaKher1
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Answer:

X+y=25 and X-y=5. What is the value of X and y?

The answer to the question that is the value of X and y is 15 and 10.

Step by step explanation:

It is a type of linear equation in two variables.

X+y=25—equation 1

X-y=5—equation 2

Adding the equation 1 and 2

(You can also do subtraction and can find the value of y and then substitute it in equation 1 or 2 to get the value of X)

=>(X+y)+(X-y)=25+5

=>X+y+X-y=30

=>X+X=30

=>2X=30

=>X=30/2

=>X=15

The value of X is 15, and for the value of y, by using substitution method, we put the value of X in either first equation or second equation. So, I will put X in equation 1.

Putting the value of X in equation 1

=>X+y=25

=>15+y=25

=>y=25–15

=>y=10

You can also put X in equation 2 to get the answer but it will be same in both cases.

So finally the value of X is 15 and y is 10.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

x=35,y=55. because of in x and y are 15 is common diffrence. please mark me brainlist answer

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