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statuscvo [17]
1 year ago
10

One number i ix le than a econd number. Four time the firt i 2 more than 6 time the econd. Find the number

Mathematics
1 answer:
Kruka [31]1 year ago
8 0

When the difference between one and two numbers is two, the two numbers are -10 and -12.

Given that,

The difference between one and two numbers is two. Twelve more than six times the second is four times the first.

We have to find the number.

We know that,

The system of equation we get

x=y-2 ----->equation(1)

4x=12+6y ----->equation(2)

Substitute for x in the equation(2)

4(y-2)=12+6y

4y-8=12+6y

4y-6y=12+8

-2y=20

y=-10

Substitute y=-10 in equation(1)

x=-10-2

x=-12

Therefore, The two numbers area -10 and -12 when the difference between one and two numbers is two.

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