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3x+25=-2y ; 2x+y+10+0

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given Equations:-

  • 3x + 25 = -2y
  • 2x + y + 10 = 0

To find:-

  • The value of x and y

Method:-

  • Substitution method.

Solution:-

From given:-

3x + 25 = -2y

=> 3x + 2y = -25

2x + y + 10 = 0

=> 2x + y = -10

\sf{3x + 2y = -25\longrightarrow[i]}

\sf{2x + y = -10\longrightarrow[ii]}

From equation [i]

\sf{3x + 2y = -25}

= \sf{3x = -25 - 2y}

=> \sf{x = \dfrac{-25-y}{3}}

Substituting the value of x in equation (ii)

\sf{2x + y = -10}

= \sf{2\bigg(\dfrac{-25-2y}{3}\bigg) + y = -10}

= \sf{\dfrac{-50-4y}{3} + y = -10}

= \sf{\dfrac{-50-4y+3y}{3} = -10}

= \sf{-50 -y = -10\times 3}

= \sf{-50-y = -30}

=> \sf{-y = -30+50}

=> \sf{-y = 20}

=> \sf{y = -20}

Putting the value of y in equation (i)

\sf{3x + 2y = -25}

= \sf{3x + 2\times (-20)= -25}

=> \sf{3x - 40 = -25}

=> \sf{3x = 40-25}

=> \sf{3x = 15}

=> \sf{x = \dfrac{15}{3}}

=> \sf{x = 5}

Therefore,

  • x = 5
  • y = -20

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Answered by Anonymous
52

Answer:

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Given equations are,

3x+2y+25=0.............

3x+2y+25=0.............2x+y+10=0.................

From (ii), we can get

y=−2x−10

Substitute y value in equation (i) , we get

3x+2(−2x−10)+25=0

3x−4x−20+25=0

−x+5=0

x=5

Hence,

y=−2x−10=−2(5)−10=−10−10=−20

Solution is (x,y)=(5,−20)

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