Math, asked by zendegaurav2512, 4 months ago

2x-y-3=0 equation
4x-y-5=0​

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Answered by idrishishoeb
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Step-by-step explanation:

2x-y-3=0

2x-y=0+3

2x-y=3......eq1

4x-y-5=0

4x-y=0+5

4x-y=5......eq2

Substracting the eq1 and eq2

2x - y= 3

- 4x - y= 5

(-) (+) (-)

______________substracting

- 2x + 0 = -2

-2x=-2

x = -2 / -2

x = 1

(Substitute value of x in any eq 1 or eq 2)

Substituting value of x in eq1

2 x - y = 3

2 × 1 - y = 3

2 - y = 3

- y = 3 - 2

- y = 1

y = - 1

Here, x=1 and y=-2 satisfies the both equation....

Thanks for having look on it

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