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2x+5y=10 , x-3y=-5 find it by elimination method​

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Answered by amrutaruship
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Answer:

y=0 and x= -5

Step-by-step explanation:

  • a1=2 , b1=5 , c1= -10____eq(1)
  • a2=1 , b2= -3 , c2=5____eq(2)

  • multiply 2 in equation(2)

  • 2x-6y=-10___eq(2)

  • 2x+5y=10
  • 2x-6y=-10

now,

  • change the sign,we get

2x+5y=10

-2x-6y=-10

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y=0

  • substituting the value of y=0 in eq(2)
  • 2x-6(0)= -10
  • 2x -0= -10
  • 2x= -10
  • x = -10/2

x=-5

Answered by taskroute9
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Step-by-step explanation:

  1. 2x+5y=10
  2. X-3y=-5(multiply by 2)

Equation two becomes

2x-6y=-10

multiply new equation by -1

here, -2x+6y=10

subtract above equation from 1st one

I.E

2X+5y=10

-2x+5y=10

____________

10y=20

y=2

put y=2 value in equation 2

x-3×2=-5

x-6=-5

x=-5+6

x=1 or 0

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