Solve the following system of simultaneous equation for `xa n dydot`
`4^(sinx)+3^(1//cosy)=11`
`5x16^(sinx)-2x3^(1//cosy)=2`
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Let `4^(sin x)=u and 3^(1//cos y)=v` . Then, the given system of equations reduces to `u+v=11` ...(i) `5u^(2) -2v=2` ...(ii) Eliminating v from (i) and (ii), we get `5u^(2) -22+2u =2` or `(5u+12) (u-2)=0` or `u-2=0" "[ :' u=4^(sin x) gt 0" for all "x, :. 5u+12 gt 0]` or `4^(sin x)=2` or `2 sin x=1` or `sin x=1/2` or `sin x="sin" pi/6` or `x=npi+(-1)^(n) pi/6, n in Z` Putting the value of u in (i), we get `v=9` or `3^(1//cos y)=3^(2)` or `cos y =1/2` or `cos y= "cos" pi/3` `y=2m pi pm pi/3, n in Z` Hence, `x=n pi+(-1)^(n) pi/6` and `y=2 m pi pm pi/3`, where `m, n in Z`.
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