The solutions of the system of bivariate linear equations of X and y, 3x + 7Y = k, 2x + 3Y = 2, are all positive numbers. Can you find the value of integer k? In the second semester of the second grade of junior high school,

The solutions of the system of bivariate linear equations of X and y, 3x + 7Y = k, 2x + 3Y = 2, are all positive numbers. Can you find the value of integer k? In the second semester of the second grade of junior high school,

3x+7y=k
2x+3y=2
have to
6x+14y=2k
6x+9y=6
The solution
x=(14-3k)>0 k0 k>3
So k = 4

It is known that M is an integer and - 60 < m < - 30, with respect to the system of bivariate linear equations of X, y 2x−3y=−5 If − 3x − 7Y = m has an integer solution, find the value of x2 + y

2x-3y = - 5 ① and - 3x-7y = m ②, there are integer solutions to eliminate ① × 3 + ② × 2 to get - 23y = - 15 + 2m, ? m is an integer and - 60 < m ﹤ 30, ? 135 ﹤ 15 + 2m ﹤ 75, that is - 135 ﹤ 23y ﹤ 7513523 ﹥ y ? and ∵ the equation system has integer solution, ? y = 4 or 5 is replaced by 2x-3y = - 5, when y = 4, x = 72

It is known that M is an integer and - 60

X = 4 + 1.5y
m=-3(4+1.5Y)-7Y=-12-11.5Y,
∴-60<-12-11.5Y<-30,
36 / 23 ∵ y is an integer,

Given 3x + 2Y = 0, find the value of the algebraic formula x ^ 2 + xy-y ^ 2 / x ^ 2-xy + y ^ 2

If 3x + 2Y = 0, then x = - 2 / 3 y
(x^2+xy-y^2)/(x^2-xy+y^2)
=(4/9 y²-2/3y²-y²)/(4/9 y²+2/3y²+y²)
=(-11/9 y²)/(19/9y²)
= -11/19

If the system of equations {x + 2Y = 9,3x-y = - 1, then the value of the second power of X and the second power of y-xy is_ (process)

x+2y=9
x=9-2y
Put in 3x-y = - 1
27-6y-y=-1
7y=28
Y=4
x=9-2y=1
So the original formula = 4-16 = - 12

If equations 4x+3y=5 If the value of X in the solution of KX − (K − 1) y = 8 is 1 greater than that of Y, then K is () A. 3 B. -3 C. 2 D. -2

From the meaning of the title,
The solution is x = 5K + 19
7k−4,y=5k−32
7k−4,
∵ the value of X is one more than the opposite of the value of Y,
ν x + y = 1, namely 5K + 19
7k−4+5k−32
7k−4=1
K = 3,
Therefore, a

If x is equal to y in the solution of {4x + 3Y = 1, ax + (A-1) y = 3, then the value of a is

If x is equal to y in the solution of {4x + 3Y = 1, ax + (A-1) y = 3, then the value of a is
4x+3y=1 (1)
ax+(a-1)y=3 (2)
Because x = y (3)
Substituting (3) into (1) gives: x = 1 / 7 (4), so y = 1 / 7 (5)
Substituting (4) and (5) into (2) gives a = 11

If the solution of the system of bivariate linear equations of X and Y 2x-y = m 3x + y = m + 1 is also the solution of equation 2x + y = 3, find the value of M

The solution of 2x-y=m 3x+y=m+1 is also equation 2x+y=3
Y = 2x-m, substituting 3x + y = m + 1, that is 3x + 2x-m = m + 1 x = (2m + 1) / 5
Substituting x = (2m + 1) / 5 into y = 2x-m, y = (4m + 2) / 5 - M is y = (2-m) / 5
Substitute y = (2-m) / 5, x = (2m + 1) / 5 into 2x + y = 3
(4m+2)/5 +(2-m)/5=3
M = 11 / 3

It is known that the solutions of the binary system of first order equations x-4y = 10 X-my = 5 and 3x + y = 4N, 2x + my = 1 are the same. Try to find the values of M and n

Because the solutions of X and y are the same, the four equations can form an equation group. Change X and Y into the formula expressed by N and m, and replace it with the gradual elimination. You can try it yourself

It is known that the solutions of the system of bivariate linear equations {x-4y = 10 X-my = 5 2x + my = 1 and {3x + y = 4N, 2x + my = 1) are the same. Try to find the values of M and n

From 1: x = 4Y: 4y-my = 5; 8y + my = 1, we get 12Y = 6, so: y = 1 / 2; X = 2; m = - 6
You can bring it into formula 2