Math, asked by lailashabbir07, 9 months ago

[4x+3y = 9]
[3x+6y = 3]
using matrix equation. If solution is not possible​

Answers

Answered by syedsamiyaali
0

Answer:

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Answered by princerajbgp8
1

Step-by-step explanation:

let, A = 4 3 x= x B=9

3 6 y 3

(A) =4 3

3 6

(A) =24-9

=15 is not equal to zero

let c be the cofactor of Corresponding elements of matrix A

then, C = 6 -3

-3 4

now, adjoint of A = adj of A/det of A

1/15 ( 6 -3 )

( -3 4 )

therefore, x=A invrse B

X = 1/15 (6 -3) ( 9)

(-3 4) ( 3)

=1/15 (25-9)/(-27+12)

=1/15 (45)

(-15)

now, X= (3)

(-1)

hence, x=3 and y=-1 is right answer

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