The sum of two numbers is 30 & their difference is 12.

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Answer 1
Answer: x+y=30
x-y=12
add them together

x+y=30
x-y=12+
2x+0y=42

2x=42
divide 2
x=21

subsitute
x+y=30
21+y=30
subtrat 21
y=9


number sare 21 and 9
Answer 2
Answer: The answer is 21 and 9. You can use guess and check to solve this. If you add 21 and 9, the sum is 30, and if you subtract 9 from 21, the difference is 12. 

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1. a=0
2. b=2
3. b=-2
4. none of the above

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Answer:  The correct option is (2) b=2.

Step-by-step explanation: We are given to find the exclude value for the following algebraic expression:

E=(a)/(b-2)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(i)

We know that

for a rational expression, we must exclude those values for which the denominator of the fraction becomes zero.

So, in equation (i), the excluded value will be given by

b-2=0\n\n\Rightarrow b=2.

Thus, the required excluded value is b=2.

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The calculation at the right shows the differences between y (numerator) and x (denominator) coordinates. This is how you compute the slope from the coordinates of two points.

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Answer:

Minimum value of p=10x+26y is 80 at (1.5,2.5)

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given

The objective function is, Minimize p=10x+26y

With the constraints as,

x+y\leq 6\n5x+y\geq 10\nx+5y\geq 14

So, upon plotting the constraints, we see that,

The boundary points of the solution region are,

(1,5), (1.5,2.5) and (4,2).

So, the minimum values at these points are,

Points                              p=10x+26y    

(1,5)                                  p=10x* 1+26* 5         i.e. p = 140

(1.5,2.5)                            p=10* 1.5+26* 2.5    i.e. p= 80

(4,2)                                 p=10* 4+26* 2          i.e. p = 92

Thus, the minimum value of p=10x+26y is 80 at (1.5,2.5).