Math, asked by habahmed82, 9 months ago

3x = 5 - 7y
2y = x - 6

Answers

Answered by vijaychaurasia2303
4

Answer:

3x= 5 -7y

x=( 5 -7y)/3---------------1

Now putting value of y in 2y = x- 6 we get,

2y = (5 - 7y)/3 - 6

2y = (5- 7y - 18)/3

6y= 5-7y-18

13y = -13

y = -1

put y in 1

x=5-7(-1)/3

x = 4

Answered by sarikadhale31
0

3x+7y=5.............(1)

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

multiply eq. (2) by 3

:.3x-6y=18.................(3)

now

substracting eq. (1) from (3)

3x-6y=18

-

3x+7y=5

_________

13y = 13

y=1

put, (y=1)in eq.(2)

:.x-2=6

:.x=8

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