Math, asked by jerinjim04, 7 months ago


4. 10x + 3y = 75, 6x - 5y = 11

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Answered by mahitha98
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Answer:

The given two equations

10x+3y=75

6x-5y=11

Given that we need to solve the equations using the substitution method

1.solve the equation 1 for x=or y

2.substitute the result in the second equation

3.with the result, substitute in frst equation

4. X, y obtained

From equation 1

10x+3y=75

10x=75-3y

X=75-3y/10

Substitution x equation in 2

6x-5y=11

6(75-3y) /10-5y=11

3(75-3y)/5-5y=11

225-9y-25y=55

225-34y=55

225-55=34y

170=34y

Y=5

3.substitute the value of y in eq1

10x+3y=75

10x+3(5)=75

10x+15=75

10x=75-15

10x=60

X=6

Therefore the required solution is

X=6

Y=5

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