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y^6-3y^4and y^4+2y^2-6+y^3

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Answered by Poulami410
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Answer:

Given: 2x−3y=−14...(1)

3x−2y=−6...(2)

After adding (1) and (2) equations. we get

2x−3y+3x−2y=−14−6

⇒5x−5y=−20⇒x−y=−4...(3)

On subtracting (1) from (2). we get

3x−2y−2x+3y=−6+14

⇒x+y=8...(4)

Now adding (3) and (4). we get

2x=4⇒x=2

By putting x=2 in (3), we get

2−y=−4⇒y=6

∴(2,6) is solution of given equations.

Value of xy=2×6=12.

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Answered by rosoni28
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Given: ⚘2x−3y=−14...(1)

⚘3x−2y=−6...(2),

After adding (1) and (2) equations. we get

2x−3y+3x−2y=−14−6

⇒5x−5y=−20⇒x−y=−4...(3)

On subtracting (1) from (2). we get

3x−2y−2x+3y=−6+14

⇒x+y=8...(4)

Now adding (3) and (4). we get

2x=4⇒x=2

By putting x=2 in (3), we get

2−y=−4⇒y=6

∴(2,6) is solution of given equations.

∴Value of xy=2×6=12.

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