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2x-y=3 x=-2y-1 substitution method

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Answered by MoodyCloud
12

Answer:

x is 1 and y is -1 .

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to solve these equations by Substitution method .

We have equations,

• 2x - y = 3

• x = - 2y - 1

Let,

• x = -2y - 1 ---(1)

• 2x - y = 3 --- (2)

Put value of x in equation (2) means put equation (1) in equation (2) :

 \implies 2x - y = 3 ---(2)

  • x = -2y - 1 by equation (1).

 \implies 2 × (-2y - 1) - y = 3

 \implies -4y - 2 - y = 3

 \implies -5y - 2 = 3

 \implies -5y = 3 + 2

 \implies -5y = 5

 \implies y = -(5/5)

 \implies y = -1

Value of y is -1 .

Now,

For value of x put value of y in any equation.

 \implies x = -2y - 1 ---(1)

  • y = -1 as we find above.

 \implies x = -2 × (-1) - 1

 \implies x = 2 - 1

 \implies x = 1

Value of x is 1 .

For verification :

Put value of x and y in any equation.

 \implies 2x - y = 3 ---(2)

  • Put x = 1 and y = -1.

 \implies 2 × (1) - (-1) = 3

 \implies 2 + 1 = 3

 \implies 3 = 3

Hence, Verified!!

Therefore,

Value of x is 1 and y is -1.

Answered by kvalli8519
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