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1. Solve the following pair of linear equations by the substitution method. 1 x+ x+y= 14 (ii) s-t=3 S 1 x-y=4 + m) 3x-y=3 9x - 3y=9 = 6 3 2 (iv) 0.2x+0.3y=1.3 0.4x +0.5y = 2.3 (v) V2x+3y=0 5y = -2 3x 2 3 1 (vi) √3x - √8y=0 Al 13 + 11 2 6​

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Answered by lovedevbirla
1

Answer:

yes all are do with substitution method

Answered by adityapatel57208
0

Answer:

(i) x+y=14⇒y=14−x

Substituting this value in the second equation, we get

x−(14−x)=4

2x=18⇒x=9

Substituting this value of x in the first equation, we get

9+y=14⇒y=5

(ii) s−t=3⇒s=t+3

Substituting in 2nd equation

3

t+3

+

2

t

=6

6

2t+6+3t

=6

5t+6=36⇒t=6

Substituting value of t in 1st equation

s=t+3=9

(iii) ∵

a

2

a

1

=

b

2

b

1

=

c

2

c

1

Hence all the points lying on the line y=3x−3 like x=2,y=3; are a solution.

(iv) 0.2x+0.3y=1.3⇒x=

0.2

1.3−0.3y

Substituting this value in the second equation

0.4×

0.2

1.3−0.3y

+0.5y=2.3

2.6−0.6y+0.5y=2.3

2.6−2.3=0.6y−0.5y

0.1y=0.3⇒y=3

Substituting this value of y,

x=

0.2

1.3−0.3y

=

0.2

1.3−0.3×3

=

0.2

0.4

x=2

(v)

2

x+

3

y=0⇒y=−

3

2

x

Substituting this in 2nd equation

3

x−

8

×(−

3

2

x)=0

3x+4x=0⇒x=0

Substituting value of x,

y=−

3

2

×0=0

(vi)

2

3x

3

5y

=−2

3

5y

=

2

3x

+2⇒y=

10

9x+12

Substituting this in 2nd equation

3

x

+

20

9x+12

=

6

13

60

47x+36

=

6

13

47x+36=130

47x=94⇒x=2

Substituting this value of x in 1st equation

y=

10

9x+12

=

10

9×2+12

=3

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