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5^2 +2y= -11 & 2x + 2y=5 (solve using substitution)​

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Answered by SnowyPríncess
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Answer:

Equation 1: 3x+2y=5

Equation 2:2x-3y=7

We are supposed to solve the system of equations using substitution method

Take out the value of y from equation 1:

3x+2y=5

y=\frac{5-3x}{2} ---A

Substitute the value of y in 2

2x-3(\frac{5-3x}{2})=7

2x-7.5+4.5x=7

6.5x=14.5

x=\frac{14.5}{6.5}

x=2.23

Substitute the value of x in A

y = \frac{5-3(2.23)}{2}

y=-0.845

Hence The solution is (2.23,-0.845)

#Learn more :

2x + 2y = 10

3x - 3y= 16

solve by substitution method

Answered by sarlakoul111
2

Answer:

answer is 16

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