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Sol. We have the equations:
( frac{15}{x}+frac{2}{y}=17 )
and
[
frac{1}{x}+frac{1}{y}=frac{36}{5}
]
( frac{2}{x}+frac{2}{y}=frac{72}{5} )
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Multiplying eq.
(ii) by ( 2, ) we get,
Subtracting (iii) from (i), we get
[
begin{array}{l}
frac{15}{x}-frac{2}{y}=17-frac{72}{5} Rightarrow frac{13}{x}=frac{85-72}{5} Rightarrow frac{13}{x}=frac{13}{5}
Rightarrow quad x times 13=13 times 5 quad Rightarrow x=frac{13 times 5}{13}=5
end{array}
]
Putting the value of ( x ) in (ii), we get
[
frac{1}{5}+frac{1}{y}=frac{36}{5} Rightarrow frac{1}{y}=frac{36}{5}-frac{1}{5} Rightarrow frac{1}{y}=frac{35}{5} Rightarrow 35 times y=5 Rightarrow y=frac{5}{35} quad therefore quad y=frac{1}{7}
]
Hence, ( x=5, y=frac{1}{7} ) 
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