(1) x+y=5, 2x+2y= 10
(ii) x-y8,
3x - 3y = 16
(iii) 2x+y-6=0, 4x - 2y-4=0
(iv) 2x - 2y -2=0 ,4x - 4y - 5 = 0
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1. 0
2.
3. 32
4. -2
I must say the questions are really tricky
Step-by-step explanation:
Using elimination method:
1. x+y=5 eqn i
2x+2y= 10 eqn ii
Let use y
x+y=5 * 2
2x+2y=10 *1
Since the coefficient of y are different we multiply
2x+2y=10
2x+2y=10
Since we can eliminate everything our answer will be= 0
2. x-8y=0 eqn i
3x-3y=16 eqn ii
Let use y
Since the coefficient of y are not the same we multiply
x-8y=0 *3
3x-3y=16 * 8
3x-24y=0
24x-24y=128
-21x=128
x=-6 2/21
Sorry don't really get these question
3. 2x+y=6 eqn i
4x-2y=4 eqn ii
2x+y=6 * 4
4x-2y=4 * 2
8x+4y=24
8x-4y=8
=32
4. 2x-2y=2
4x-4y=5
2x-2y=2 * 4
4x-4y=5 * 2
8x-8y=8
8x-8y=10
= -2
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