2√x - 3√y = 5 ..... (1)
3√x + 5√y = 17 ..... (2)
Consider (1),
2√x - 3√y = 5
2√x = 3√y + 5
√x = (3√y + 5)/2 ..... (3)
Substitute (3) in (2),
3(3√y + 5)/2 + 5√y = 17
(9√y + 15 + 10√y)/2 = 17
19√y + 15 = 34
19√y = 19
√y = 1
y = 1
Put y = 1 in (3),
√x = (3 + 5)/2
√x = 4
x = 16
x = 16, y = 1 is the solution
2007-10-17 19:57:54
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answer #1
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answered by Akilesh - Internet Undertaker 7
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2âx - 3ây = 5
3âx + 5ây = 17
Take the first equation an solve for ây then substitute it into the second equation
2âx - 3ây = 5 Add 3ây to both sides
2âx - 3ây + 3ây = 5 + 3ây
2âx = 5 +3ây Divide both sides by 2
2âx / 2 = (5 +3ây) / 2
âx = (5 + 3ây)/2
Substitute the value for âx = (5 + 3ây)/2 into the second equation
3âx + 5ây = 17
3[(5 + 3ây)/2] + 5ây = 17
3[5/2 + (3/2)ây] + 5ây = 17
3(5/2) +3(3/2)ây + 5ây = 17
15/2 +(9/2)ây + 5ây = 17 Multiply both sides by 2
15 + 9ây + 10ây = 34 Subtract 15 from both sides
19ây = 34-15
19ây = 19 Divide both sides by 19
ây =1 Square both sides
y = 1^2
y = 1 ANSWER
Substitue this value back into equation 1
2âx - 3ây = 5
2âx - 3â1 = 5
2âx - 3 = 5 Add 3 to both sides
2âx = 8 Divide both sides by 2
âx = 4 Square both sides
x = 4^2 = 16
x = 16 ANSWER
Check Answer x = 16, y = 1 put these values into equation 2
3âx + 5ây = 17
3â(16) + 5â(1) = 17
3(4) + 5 = 17
12 + 5 = 17
17 = 17 checks out
2007-10-18 02:33:43
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answer #2
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answered by tiger 2
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place the coefficients into a matrix
2 -3 | 5
3 5 | 17
eliminate numbers below pivots so
2 -3 | 5
0 19| 19
the equation in the second row shows that 19 ( root of y ) = 19 therefore y has to be 1, plug y= 1 into either equations to get the x value
2007-10-18 02:17:38
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answer #3
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answered by phil h 2
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2âx - 3 ây = 5...................(1)
3âx + 5ây = 17..................(2)
mul eq (1) by 3
6âx - 9 ây = 15
mul eq(2) by 2
6âx + 10ây = 34
6âx + 10ây = 34
-6âx + 9 ây = -15
19 ây=19
ây=1
y=1
6âx + 10ây = 34
6âx +10=34
6âx =24
âx =4
x=16
2007-10-18 02:16:48
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answer #4
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answered by Anonymous
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2âx - 3 ây = 5
3âx + 5ây = 17
let,âx=X
ây=Y
Then eqn. will be
2X - 3Y = 5 (i)
3X+ 5Y = 17 (ii)
Then frm eqn. (i)
X=5+3Y/2
then put the value of X in eqn. (ii)
Then it will be
3(5+3Y/2)+5Y = 17
then ,
15+9Y/2+5Y = 17,
then
15+9Y+10Y/2 = 17,
then
15+19Y/2 = 17
15+19Y =34
19Y = 34 - 15
19Y = 19
then
Y = 1
then put the valueof Y in eqn. (i)
then
2X - 3(1) = 5
then
2X = 8
then
X = 4
and
Y = 1
and we have
âx = X
â16 = 4
and
ây= Y
â1 = 1
we got the values
x = 16 and y = 1
2007-10-18 02:31:57
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answer #5
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answered by sachin k 1
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So we have two equations:
2sqrt(x) - 3sqrt(y) = 5____(1)
3sqrt(x) + 5sqrt(y) = 17____(2)
We can write equation (2) as:
sqrt(x) = [5 + 3sqrt(y)]/2_____(3)
Substituting (3) into (2) gives:
3 {[5 + 3sqrt(y)]/2} + 5sqrt(y) = 17
Multiply both sides by 2:
3[5 + 3sqrt(y)]+ 10sqrt(y) = 34
15 + 9sqrt(y) + 10sqrt(y) = 34
19sqrt(y) = 19
sqrt(y) = 1__________(4)
Square both sides:
y = 1
Substituting (4) into (1) gives:
2sqrt(x) - 3*1 = 5
2sqrt(x) = 8
sqrt(x) = 4
Square both sides:
x = 16.
Therefore the answer is x=16, y=1.
2007-10-18 02:20:31
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answer #6
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answered by OptimusPrime 2
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is it root of x & y in the question?
2007-10-18 02:15:44
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answer #7
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answered by Kam 2
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