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3x+4y+2=0 4x-5y-13=0 in. Substitution method

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Answered by Koleplayer
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

3x+4y+2=0

=>3x+4y=-2

4x-5y-13=0

=>4x-5y-13-2=0-2                                       [Subtracting both sides by -2]

=>4x-5y-15=-2

Therefore, 3x+4y=4x-5y-15=-2

=>3x+4y=4x-5y-15

=>3x-4x=-5y-4y-15

=>-x=-9y-15

=>x=-(-9y-15)

=>x=9y+15

3x+4y=-2

=>3(9y+15)+4y=-2

=>27y+45+4y=-2

=>31y=-2-45

=>31y=-47

=>y=\frac{-47}{31}

=>y=-1\frac{16}{31}

x=9y+15

=>x=9*\frac{-47}{31}+15

=>x=\frac{-423}{31}

=>x=-13\frac{20}{31}+15

=>x=2-\frac{20}{31}

=>x=\frac{42}{31}

=>x=1\frac{11}{31}

Therefore, y=-1\frac{16}{31}

                 x=1\frac{11}{31}  

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