Solve
`2/sqrtx+3/sqrty=2`
`4/sqrtx-9/sqrty=-2`

Solve the equations: 2/sqrtx+3/sqrty=2 and 4/sqrtx-9/sqrty=-1

Solve the following pairs of equations by reducing them to a pair of linear equations: (2)/(sqrtx) + (3)/(sqrty)= 2 (4)/(sqrtx)- (9)/(sqrty)= -1

y = sqrt(2 -sqrtx)

(sqrtx+1/sqrty)(sqrt3-1/sqrty)=?

If x=(3+2sqrt2) then (sqrtx-1/sqrtx)=

Solve for x and y : ( 2)/(sqrt x ) + (3)/(sqrty ) = 2, ( 4)/(sqrtx ) - ( 9)/(sqrty) = - 1 ( x ne 1, y ne 0 )

1/sqrtx (sqrtx+1/sqrtx)^2

If x=5+2sqrt6 then sqrtx+1/sqrtx=

sqrtx sqrty =sqrtxy is true only when

(15)/sqrtx +9/sqrtx = 11sqrtx, (sqrty/4) + ((5sqrty)/12) = (1/sqrty)