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2x+3y =1 x-4y=5 elimination method​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

2x+3y =1,

x-4y=5

To find:-

Solve the given pair of linear equations by Elimination method?

Solution:-

Given pair of linear equations are

2x+3y =1--------(1)

x-4y=5--------(2)

On multiplying (2) with 2 both sides

2x -8y = 10 -----(3)

On Subtracting (1) from (3) for eliminating the variable x

2x -8y = 10

2x+3y =1

(-)

_________

0 -11y = 9

_________

=> -11y = 9

=> y = -9/11

On Substituting the value of y in (1) then

2x +3(-9/11) = 1

=> 2x -(27/11) = 1

=> 2x = 1+(27/11)

=> 2x = (11+27)/11

=> 2x = 38/11

=> x = 38/(11×2)

=>x = 38/22

=> x = 19/11

Therefore, x = 19/11 and y = -9/11

Answer:-

The solution for the given pair of linear equations in two variables is (19/11 , -9/11)

Check:-

If x = 19/11 and y = -9/11

LHS of (1)

=> 2(19/11)+3(-9/11)

=> (38/11)+(-27/11)

=> (38-27)/11

=> 11/11

=>1

=> RHS

LHS = RHS

LHS of (2)

(19/11)-4(-9/11)

=> (19/11) +(36/11)

=> (19+36)/11

=> 55/11

=>5

=>RHS

LHS = RHS

Verified the given relations

Used Method:-

  • Method of Elimination

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