2nd one--
x=9 & y=4
here is a typical number theory problem. i hav tried this but was unable to solve this sum. i figured out the answer but could not proceed in any logical method. could you please tell me some logical step-by-step method for reaching the answer?
x^y+y^x=17
x+y=5
find x & y(both positive)
i request you to tell me the working of this problem not the answer.
This is not a very easy problem unless you allow for x and y to be integers
one method is to first say that xy<17 given x+y=5
then find a upper limit on x and y.
Then proceed ..
But yeah you are right.. there is not a very good solution..
There is a similar question:
x+√y = 11
y+√x = 7
figure this out