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3x-5y-4=0 and 3x-2y-7=0

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Answered by HEARTIE
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Here,

3x - 5y -4 = 0

=> 3x = 4+ 5y

=> x = (4+ 5y)/3 ----(1)

now,

3x - 2y -7 = 0

[now putting the value of x from equation (1)]

=> 3 [(4+5y)/ 3] -2y = 7

=> 4+ 5y -2y = 7

=> 3y = 7-4

=> y = 3/3

=> y = 1

hence, putting the value of y in equation (1)

x = (4 + 5y) /3

= [ 4 + 5(1) ] /3

= (4 +5)/3

= 9/3

= 3

Therefore,

X = 3

Y = 1

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Answered by rekhashaw19844
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