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2x - y =-1 and 2x + 3y = 11 elemination method​

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Answered by gaurvidixit1310
1

by multiplying eq 1×3

we get

2x+3y=11

2x=11−3y

Substituting this in 2nd equation, we get

(11−3y)−4y=−24

11−7y=−24

7y=11+24

y=

7

35

=5

Substituting value of y

2x=11−3×5

x=

2

−4

=−2

Now, to find the value of m, we substitute the values of x and y in the equation

5=m×(−2)+3

m=

−2

5−3

=−1

Answered by Itzgoldenking
0

Answer:

2x - y = -1

+2x +3y=11

4x +2 y = 10

4x+y = 10/2

x+y= 5-4

x+y = 1

or use this formula and put ur values instead of this values

ANSWER

     2x+3y=11

     2x−4y=−24

(−)     (+)       (+)

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               7y=35

y=5

2x+3(5)=11

2x+15=11

2x=−4

x=−2

x=−2 and y=5.

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