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4x+6/y=15 and 6x-8/y=15 solve by substitution method​

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Answered by rajbhandarijenisha
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Answer:x=23/6

y=-18

Step-by-step explanation:

4x+\frac{6}{y} =15      is equation 1 and 6x -\frac{8}{y}=15 is eqn 2\\  or, 4x=15-\frac{6}{y} \\or, 4x= \frac{15y-6}{y} \\or, x=\frac{15y-6}{4y} \\Now,\\

substituting the value of x in eqn 2,

or, 6 * \frac{15y-6}{4y} -\frac{8}{y} =15\\or, \frac{90y-36}{4y} -\frac{8}{y} =15\\\\or, \frac{90y-36-32y}{4y} =15\\or, 58y-36=60y\\ or,58y-60y=36\\or, -2y=36\\or, y= \frac{36}{-2} \\or,y= -18

Again,

substituting the value of y in x,

x=\frac{15y-6}{4y} \\x=\frac{15*-18-6}{4*-18} \\x=\frac{-276}{-72} \\x=\frac{23}{6}

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