3x + y = 2 and 9x + 2y = 7 by solving linear equations in two variables by substitution
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
9(3x + y = 2)
3( 9x +2y = 7)
Which is
27x +9y = 18
27x + 6y = 21
By subtracting the 2 equations...
We get,,
Y = -1 And. X = 1/3
maanabhi224:
that's elimination method, not substitution.
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Hey mate........
here is your answer.......
3x+y=2
=>y=2-3x ->(i)
9x+2y=7
=>9x+2(2-3x)=7. (from i)
=>9x+4-6x=7
=>3x=3
=>x=1 ->(ii)
(i)=>y=2-3x
=>y=2-3(1). (from ii)
=>y=2-3
=>y=-1
therefore, the required values of x and y are 1 and -1 respectively.
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here is your answer.......
3x+y=2
=>y=2-3x ->(i)
9x+2y=7
=>9x+2(2-3x)=7. (from i)
=>9x+4-6x=7
=>3x=3
=>x=1 ->(ii)
(i)=>y=2-3x
=>y=2-3(1). (from ii)
=>y=2-3
=>y=-1
therefore, the required values of x and y are 1 and -1 respectively.
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU.......
Please mark it as the brainliest one ❤️.........
THANK YOU ........❤️
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