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If 4x²+ y²= 40 and xy = 6 , find the value of (2x − y).
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If 4x²+ y²= 40 and xy = 6 , find the value of (2x − y).

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answer is 2x+y=±8

hopes this helps u

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Explanation:

first find the value of X and y from above data then put that data for question

If 4x²+ y²= 40 and xy = 6 , find the value of (2x − y).-example-1
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