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Answer to [4x 42]=[24 6y] matrices

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The x and y values in the given matrices are 6 and 7 respectively.

Explanation:

Step 1; Both the given matrices are of the order 1 × 2. So to solve the values of x and y is just a matter of substitution. We substitute the values which correspond with each other i.e we substitute the values of
a_(11) which is the element at row 1 column 1 of both matrices. Similarly, the values of
a_(12) in both matrices are substituted with each other.

Step 2; The value of
a_(11) of the first matrix is 4x and the corresponding value in the second matrix is 24. So 4x will be equal to 24. Similarly, the value of
a_(12) in the second matrix is 6y and its corresponding value in the first matrix is 42. So 6y will equal 42.

4x = 24, x =
(24)/(4), x = 6

6y = 42, y =
(42)/(6), y = 7

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