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2x+3y=0
3x+4y=5
solve this by substitution method and elimination method?

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Answered by suraniparvin
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Answer:

x=15 and y =-10

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :2x+3y=0

          3x+4y=5

To find : solve this by substitution method and elimination method

Solution:

Substitution method :

2x+3y=0---A

3x+4y=5 ----B

Substitute the value of x from A in B

3(\frac{-3y}{2})+4y=5

\frac{-9y}{2}+4y=5

-9y+8y=10

y=-10

Substitute the value of y in A

2x+3(-10)=0

2x-30=0

2x=30

x=15

So, x=15 and y =-10

Elimination method:

2x+3y=0---A

3x+4y=5 ----B

Multiply A with 3 and B with 2

6x+9y=0---C

6x+8y=10 ----D

Subtract C from D

6x+8y-6x-9y=10

-y=10

y=-10

Substitute the value of y in A

2x+3(-10)=0

2x-30=0

2x=30

x=15

So, x=15 and y =-10

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