Question
Question: Solve the following equations: \( 4x - 3y = 1, \\\ 12xy + 13{y^2} = 25. \\\ \)...
Solve the following equations:
4x−3y=1, 12xy+13y2=25.
Solution
Hint: - Substitute the value from 1stequation into2ndequation.
Given equations is
4x−3y=1.............................(1) 12xy+13y2=25...........................(2)
From equation 1
y=34x−1...................(3)
Put this value ofyin equation 2
12x(34x−1)+13(34x−1)2=25 4x(4x−1)+913(4x−1)2=25
Multiply by 9 in equation
36x(4x−1)+13(4x−1)2=225 144x2−36x+13(16x2+1−8x)=225 352x2−140x−212=0
Divide by 4 in the equation
88x2−35x−53=0
Divide the equation by 88.
x2−8835x−8853=0 x2−x+8853x−8853=0
So, factorize this equation
(x−1)(x+8853)=0 ⇒x−1=0⇒x=1 ⇒x+8853⇒x=−8853
Now, from equation 3
y=34x−1
When
x=1 ⇒y=34−1=33=1
When
x=−8853 y=34(−8853)−1=3−2253−1=22×3−75=−2225
So, the required solution for the given equation is (1,1), (−8853,−2225)
Note: - whenever we face such types of question always put the value ofxory from simple equation into complex equation, then simplify the equation and find out the value of xory, then put these values in the first equation we will get the required solution of the equations.