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Given the equation 25x^2y^2-40xy+16=0, find the value of xy.

Given the equation 25x^2y^2-40xy+16=0, find the value of xy.
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Given the equation 25x^2y^2-40xy+16=0, find the value of xy.

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Not rlly sure, might be x=4/5y??? i dont know

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