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Eager!
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traditional method
1. if x^2+xy+1=16 and x-y=1 then x+y=?
answer: 5 or -6 2. if x+y=4, y+z=8 and z+x=6; then 2y-z-x=? answer: 0 3. if 5/x=3 and y/6=2 then (3+y)/(x+5)=? answer: 9/4 these are solved by traditionally. is there other method to solve these? |
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well the second problem can be solved by trial n error method
x+y=4 y+z=8 z+x=6 Assume values x=1,y=3,z=5 substitute them in each 1+3=4 3+5=8 5+1=6 and finally 6-5-1=0 hope this works out what do u think?????if any other way plzz do post |
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