Math, asked by JosephEbinezar, 8 months ago

3x+2y=14
9x+6y=2
Solve by substitution method​

Answers

Answered by rounik30
1

Answer:

3xy=14-2=12

xy=12/3

Xy=4

9xy=2-6=-4

xy=-4/9

Xy= -0.44444

Answered by sagarpatel82
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly we require the value of anyone variable

3x=14-2y

x=(14-2y)/3 substitute this value in another equation.

so now,

9x+6y=2

\frac{9(14 - 2y)}{3}  + 6y = 2

42 - 6y + 6y = 2

42 > 2

so here we can't find the value of variable.

so we can say that no value can satisfy both the equation.

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