Math, asked by khalid550, 5 hours ago

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(3x + 2 y =13
14x-3y=6 in substitution method

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Answered by priyanshuverma01mail
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Step-by-step explanation:

3x + 2y = 13

14x - 3y = 6

multiply eq 1 by 3 and eq 2 by 2..

9x + 6y = 39 ..(1)

28x - 6y = 12 ...(2)

adding eq 1 and 2

x = 51/37

now put value of x in eq 1

y = 164/37

Answered by AAYANISRAIL
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Answer:

14x - 3y = 6

14x = 3y + 6

x =

 \frac{3y + 6}{14}

14x - 3y = 6

- 3y = 6 - 14x

y =  \frac{14x - 6}{3}

3( \frac{3y + 6}{14} ) + 2y = 13 \\    =  > \frac{9y + 18}{14}  + 2y = 13 \\  \frac{28y + 9y + 18}{14}  = 13 \\ 37y = 13 \times 14 - 18 \\ 37y = 164 \\  =  > y = 4.43

y = 4.43

x = 3 ( 4.43 ) + 6 / 14

x = 1.37

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