Knowing that the solution of the equation 2x my 4, x 4y 8 is a positive integer, find the value of m

Updated on educate 2024-04-11
14 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    2x+my-2x-8y=4-16

    8-m)y=12

    y=(8-m)/12>0

    x+(8-m)/3=8

    x=(16+m)/3>0

    So. 8-m must be a positive integer multiple of 12 (1).

    16+m must be a positive integer multiple of 3 (2).

    Start with condition (2).

    m=-1 is not true.

    m=-4 holds.

    m=-7 is not true.

    m=-10 is not true.

    m=-13, -16 are not true.

    So only m=-4 also meets conditions (1) and (2).

    Then m=-4

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    From the second equation, we can see that x can only be 1, 2, 4

    x=1 can be set to be checked by the second formula, which is not conformed.

    When x=2, it is tested by the second formula and does not meet.

    When x=4, y=1

    Substituting the first equation yields, m=-4

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    x = 8-4y and 0 is equal to -4 when m = 0, y (not a positive integer).

    When m=-1, y (not a positive integer).

    m=Not true.

    m=-4,y=1,x=4

    When m= is not true.

    When m=2, y=2, x=0 (not a positive integer).

    When m=4, y=3, x=-4 (not a positive integer).

    When m=5, y=4, x=-8 (not a positive integer).

    When m=6, y=6, x=-16 (not a positive integer) When m=7, y=12, x=-40 (not a positive integer) the final result: m=-4, y=1, x=4

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    x=8-4y

    x y is a positive integer, then y can only wait for 1

    Since y>=2, then x<=0

    y=1, then x=4

    8+m=4m=-4

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    2x+my-2x-8y=4-16

    8-m)y=12

    y=(8-m)/12>0

    x+(8-m)/3=8

    x=(16+m)/3>0

    So. 8-m must be a positive integer multiple of 12 (1) and 16+m must be a positive integer multiple of 3 (2).

    Start with condition (2).

    m=-1 does not hold the beat.

    m=-4 holds.

    m=-7 is not true.

    m=-10 is not true.

    m=-13, -16 are not Hongnali.

    So only m=-4 also meets conditions (1) and (2).

    Then m=-4

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    2x+my=4………1)

    x+4y=8………Fight the Chamber....(2)

    From (2), get:

    x=8-4y

    If the solution is a positive integer, then 8-4y>0

    y<2 so it can only be y=1

    x=8-4=4

    Substituting equation (1), we get:

    2×4+m=4

    m=-4 In summary, the value of m is -4, and the solution of the square and Bicheng groups is x=4, y=1

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    4x+2my=16 (1)

    4x+4y=8 (2)

    1)-(2), got.

    2my-4y=8

    m-2)y=4

    y=4/(m-2)

    Since y is an integer, then m-2 = 1, 2, 4

    m=3,4,6 ,1,0,-2

    When the ruler m=3, y=4, x=-2

    When m=4, y=2, x=0

    When m=6, y=1, x=1

    When m=1, y=-4, x=6

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    Therefore, the positive integer m=1,4 or the remaining 6 in the bending position

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    2x+my=4………1)

    x+4y=8………Fight the Chamber....(2)

    From (2), get:

    x=8-4y

    If the solution is a positive integer, then 8-4y>0

    y<2 so it can only be y=1

    x=8-4=4

    Substituting equation (1), we get:

    2×4+m=4

    m=-4 In summary, the value of m is -4, and the solution of the square and Bicheng groups is x=4, y=1

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    2x+my=4

    x+4y=8

    Simultaneous formulas give x=(16-8m) (8-m), y=12 (8-m)1) are both positive.

    then (16-8m) (8-m)>0 and 12 (8-m)>0 can be known m

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    2x+my=4

    x+4y=8

    Simultaneous formulas give x=(16-8m) (8-m), y=12 (8-m)1) are both positive.

    Then (16-8m) (8-m)>0 and 12 (8-m)>0 can be seen that m<2 stove feasts with m<2 are all positive luck.

    2) All are positive integers.

    Since y=12 (8-m) is a positive integer, the value of y can only be from m<2 when both are positive numbers to know that y=1 can be satisfied (when y=2 m=2, x=(16-16) 6=0, not x>0).

    When y=1, m=-4 x=(16+32) (12)=4 satisfies x to be a positive integer.

    So when m=-4, the full hidden silver foot is a positive integer.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    System of equations 2x+my=4 (1); x+4y=8(2);Change the loss of equation (2) to x=8-4y(3).

    Substituting Eq. (1) yields 16-8y+my=4 to Y=12 (8-m) (4), and substituting Eq. (4) into Eq. (3) yields x=8-12 (8-m)=(52-8m) (8-m)(5).

    If the condition (1) is satisfied, then the denominator of equation (4) can be obtained by m<8, and the numerator of equation (5) is obtained by m<, and the condition (1) is satisfied when m"; To satisfy condition (2), then on the basis of condition (1), equation (4) must be 8 y 0;y can only be an integer from 1 to 7, then m can only be , -4.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    2x+my=4………1) Infiltration.

    x+4y=8………2)

    From (2), get:

    x=8-4y

    If the solution is a positive integer, then 8-4y>0

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    x=8-4=4

    Substituting equation (1), we get:

    2×4+m=4

    m=-4In summary, the value of m is -4, and the solution of the system of equations is x=4, y=1

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    x+4y=8 (1)

    2x+my=4 (2)

    8-m)y=12

    y=12/(8-m) (3)

    Substituting (1) gives x=8-12 (8-m)=(52-8m) (8-m) (4).

    Because the solution of the system of equations is a positive integer.

    So from (3) 8-m is a factor of 12.

    When 8-m=1, y=12 m=7 is substituted for (4), x=-4 is not in line with the topic, so discard.

    When 8-m=2, y=6 m=6 is substituted for (4), x=2 is eligible.

    When 8-m=3, y=4 m=5 is substituted for (4), x=4 is eligible.

    When 8-m=4, y=3 m=4 is substituted into (4), x=5 is eligible.

    When 8-m=6, y=2 m=2 is substituted for (4), x=6 is eligible.

    When 8-m=12, y=1 m=-4 is substituted for (4), x=7 is eligible.

    So m=6 or 5 or 4 or 2 or -4

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    The solution of this system of equations is x=4,y=1

    Substituting x and y into the second equation gives 2 4 + m 1 = 4, and the solution gives m = -4

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